Mike Reyher is a mostly retired commercial photographer in Grapevine, Texas. When his portfolio host was about to shut down, he moved reyher.com to Notion and Super in a single day, working through his AI assistant and the Super MCP, without touching a website builder.
Summary
Mike's portfolio lived on Zenfolio, which was closing on November 3. He already kept his whole life in Notion and ran another site on Super, so he connected his AI assistant, Muse, to the Super MCP and let it do the hands-on work: connect his domain, build the contact form in Notion, wire it into the Contact page, sync and check everything. Mike approved each step, changed the DNS himself and made the final editorial calls. reyher.com was live the same day.
About Mike Reyher
- Commercial photographer in Grapevine, Texas, mostly retired
- Self-described "not a web guy", with a long career in tech: CompUSA, a Lotus Notes consultancy, mobile startups
- Using Super for two sites: his van-build site Off-Grid Yo and his photography portfolio reyher.com
Key results with Super
- Moved his portfolio from Zenfolio to Notion and Super in one day, in a couple of hours of work
- His AI assistant did the hands-on work through the Super MCP, with Mike approving every consequential step
- Site, contact form and incoming responses all stay organized in his Notion workspace
A deadline and no time to learn a builder
Mike's portfolio was hosted on Zenfolio, and the service was shutting down on November 3.
"My portfolio was on Zenfolio, which has way more than I need anymore as being retired, and costs way more than I needed, and I needed to get something up fast."
He already lived in Notion and had a Super site for his van build, so the answer was close at hand.
"I already keep everything in Notion, and I was using Super for another site, so when my AI assistant and I stumbled onto Super's MCP, I just hooked it up to see what would happen."
The agent did the work, Mike made the calls
Mike connected Muse, his AI assistant, to the Super MCP. Setup took a few minutes.
"Setup was easy — a few minutes, standard authorization flow, and it found my sites and got to work."
From there the agent audited his parked Super site against the old Zenfolio one, added reyher.com to the site, built the Notion form, wired it into the Contact page, ran the syncs and tested the result as a signed-out visitor. Mike kept the jobs that should stay human: approving each step, choosing the plan, updating DNS and doing the final edit.
"I have Muse connected to my Notion workspace as well, so it could work both sides of the setup instead of me relaying between two dashboards."
"That's what surprised me. I didn't have to learn my way around the web builder again."
Everything stays in Notion
Mike wanted the whole site organized in Notion, including the contact form and the responses. The form now lives in his private workspace and is embedded on the Contact page, so submissions stay private.
"I am looking to keep the entire site organized in Notion so I don't lose the contact form or the incoming responses."
When one thing did not behave as expected — a sync that took too long to show up on the live page — Mike sent detailed feedback, and the Super team shipped a fix the same day.
"When one thing didn't sync right, the Super team fixed it that same day."
Live the same day
"Working through Notion and the MCP, we got my site, reyher.com, live the same day, actually in just a couple of hours."
"It made a forced migration under a deadline a lot less painful than it could have been."
"I had a choice of all of them to use, and I've made the choice twice. I'm a fan."
"So if you live in Notion and you're not a web person, and you need to do something fast, I think Super is a good choice."
