What is Superblocks?
Superblocks was founded in 2021 by Brad Menezes and Ran Ma and is headquartered in New York. Its documentation describes building internal applications and workflows on top of existing data sources and APIs, with role-based access control and audit features aimed at larger organizations. It is a closed-source, hosted or managed product rather than an open-source or self-hostable one for most customers.
The homepage frames the product as one governed path to production. It lets employees ship AI agents and internal apps with their preferred coding agents, while IT and Security govern integrations, permissions, code security and infrastructure in the company's AWS private cloud. The listed components are Integration Gateway, Infra Policy, Identity and Access, Skills Registry, Telemetry Pipelines and Monitor and Act. Supported coding agents include Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi, and MicroVMs isolate code execution and block rogue agent actions.
The Teams plan costs $125 per month billed monthly or $100 per month billed annually, with a 14-day free trial and up to 15 builders. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds VPC deployment, advanced security and dedicated support.
Key capabilities
- App builder Internal applications and workflows on top of existing data and APIs.
- Governance Role-based access control and audit-oriented features for enterprise use.
- Deployment Primarily a managed/hosted platform, with enterprise plans for stricter environments.
Where Superblocks fits
- Governance of AI-generated internal apps and agents
- Integration access control for MCP, APIs and databases
- Infrastructure policy enforcement on AWS
- Identity, SSO and permissions
- Monitoring of agents and apps in production
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