Supernova
All your data in Claude and Codex
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Supernova is a data integration platform that syncs business data from Stripe, HubSpot, PostgreSQL, and 30+ other applications into an encrypted data lake accessible through Claude and Codex. It enables startup teams to analyze revenue, customers, pipeline, and operations by asking questions in AI tools without requiring engineering support or traditional business intelligence software. The platform automatically creates models and dashboards based on user queries.
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Supernova connects your startup’s live data to Claude and Codex, so anyone can ask questions, investigate performance, and run complex analysis in the AI tools they already use. Connect Stripe, HubSpot, PostgreSQL, and 30+ other apps, then analyze revenue, pipeline, customers, usage, and operations without waiting on engineers or moving everything into a traditional BI stack.
Every tool your company uses, synced into one encrypted data lake — built for Claude and Codex.
Get set up quickly — connect to mcp.supernova.ai/mcp and every table you sync is one question away. Eleven accounts churned in Q2, $63,400 of ARR. Nine stopped within a week of a failed payment retry — and not one of the nine opened a support ticket first. The full walkthrough for everything that speaks MCP, and the one endpoint they all point at. Powerful frontier AI models are built right into Supernova. Ask any question of your data and AI will create models and dashboards for you. Comes with the lake, the catalog, the engine, and the history. One binary: connect sources, run queries, tail changes, wire up Claude — from your laptop or from CI. Schema-aware SQL that autocompletes across…from supernova.ai
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