Superblocks is an enterprise platform where business teams build internal apps on company data while IT governs integrations, permissions and audit logs.
Superblocks is a platform for building internal business apps with a split of responsibilities. Business teams create the applications, often by importing prototypes from tools such as Claude, Lovable or Replit, while IT and security teams control how those apps connect to systems, who can access them, and what gets logged. Apps do not reach business systems directly; they go through an integration layer that enforces authentication and abstracts secrets. The platform can run inside a customer's own cloud boundary. Deployment in a VPC on AWS is offered, with hybrid and cloud premises options for enterprises, so inference, databases and code stay within the company's perimeter. Connections to secret managers such as AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, Google Cloud Secret Manager and HashiCorp Vault are supported, and source control works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps. Common uses include replacing spreadsheet processes with governed apps, rebuilding expensive SaaS tools around a specific workflow, and building customer portals that can be embedded in existing sites. Background automations and scheduled tasks connected to language models are also supported. Row-level permissions and audit logs are central to these use cases, so data stays visible only to the people who should see it. The Teams plan suits smaller groups building internal tools. Enterprise plans add VPC deployment, SSO and advanced security features for larger organizations that need dedicated support and custom terms. The platform is a fit for companies where governance is a hard requirement rather than an afterthought.
Routes app access to APIs and MCPs through an authentication layer that keeps secrets out of the apps.
Imports apps built in Claude, Lovable and Replit so they can move toward production.
Runs in a customer's AWS private cloud, with hybrid and cloud premises options.
Role-based access control with SSO, SAML and OIDC support.
Audit logs and observability pipelines track app activity.
Security agents and scans, plus a center for CVE management.
Connects to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps and major secret managers.
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The Teams plan starts at $125 per month billed monthly, or $100 per month billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom and quoted by the sales team.
Yes. Apps built in Claude, Lovable and Replit can be imported into Superblocks.
It is available as a hosted service on the Teams plan, and Enterprise customers can deploy it in their own VPC on AWS, GCP or Azure.
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Superblocks is listed under App Builders. Superblocks is an enterprise platform where business teams build internal apps on company data while IT governs integrations, permissions and audit logs.
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