Yeah, I know. Claude has Google Drive MCP connectors. ChatGPT has plugins. You could technically wire this up yourself.
I did exactly that and then realized I'd built something worth sharing.
I'm a founder. My Google Drive was a disaster. Wrong folders, documents dumped everywhere, spreadsheets I kept meaning to create. Classic founder chaos.
So I built SuperCompany, a chat interface purpose built for organizing and managing your Google Drive. You describe what you need, or just talk into it, and it builds your folder structures, moves documents, creates Google Sheets with actual schemas, and organizes everything using best practices for running a company.
Why not just use Claude or ChatGPT connectors?
You could. But they're general purpose with no opinions about what good company Drive structure actually looks like. No voice-first flow. No persistent context between sessions. No onboarding, no templates, no confirmation steps before it touches your files.
It's the difference between a blank Google Doc and Notion. Same underlying capability, completely different experience.
Currently using it internally and it's already saving me hours I didn't have.
Genuinely trying to figure out if other founders feel this pain before I build it out further.
Few questions:
Is Drive organization actually a problem for you or is it just me? Would you trust an AI to touch your Drive if it showed you what it was about to do first? What would you pay for this, monthly or one time?
Not launching anything yet. Just want real feedback before I go further.
I've seen founders get into trouble when they assume the thing they personally solved is the thing everyone else wants solved.
Not because they're wrong.
Because the pain, the trust question, and the willingness to pay often end up being three different signals.
I'd be very interested to see which of those shows up first.