[ ABOUT US ]
We build custom Excel AI agents for finance teams.
Superjoin builds AI agents that work inside Excel — so PE firms and investment banks can build models faster, catch errors earlier, and close deals with confidence.
20,000+ finance professionals use Superjoin AI agents
[ THE PROBLEM ]
$2 trillion in deals. Still powered by manual spreadsheets.
Every year, the world's sharpest financial minds spend thousands of hours on work that isn't analysis — it's data entry, formula auditing, and reconciling numbers across tabs. The tools haven't changed in 20 years.
We started Superjoin to build AI agents that don't replace the analyst — they eliminate the busywork so the analyst can do what they were hired to do: think.
[ THE TEAM ]
Built by People Who Know Finance & AI
Deep expertise across AI engineering, financial modelling, and Big 4 advisory
Abhinav Das
Co-Founder & CEO
9 years building AI products for 20+ banks
Vinayak Jhunjhunwala
Co-Founder & COO
8 years of building deep tech AI experiences for Finance & e-commerce
Anshul Murarka
Head of Finance & Strategy
Chartered Accountant with Big 4 advisory
Manan Gupta
Head of Product
Product leader with media & fintech experience
Akshat Gupta
Head of Engineering
Full-stack engineer, scaled distributed systems
Karan Dua
Member of Technical Staff
Tushar Anand
Member of Technical Staff
Manomay Kagalkar
Member of Technical Staff
[ HOW WE THINK ]
What Drives Us
Finance-First, Always
We don't build general-purpose AI and bolt on a finance label. Every feature ships because an analyst, associate, or CFO asked for it — and tested it on a live model.
Security Is the Product
SOC 2 Type II. Zero data retention. We never train on your data. When your clients trust you with their numbers, we make sure that trust is never at risk.
10x the Output, Not the Headcount
A three-person deal team shouldn't need to choose between speed and accuracy. We eliminate that trade-off so firms can punch above their weight.
No Black Boxes
Every formula is visible. Every assumption is auditable. If your MD asks 'where did this number come from?' — you should always have the answer.