Superblocks offers an AI-driven platform (and agent called Clark) that lets technical and non-technical teams build internal apps via natural-language, chat-based interfaces. Clark routes requests to specialized AI agents that plan, design, secure, test, and generate clean, traceable React code while enforcing an organization’s security policies, data permissions, and design rules. The platform is positioned to give engineering and IT full visibility, control, and auditability over apps created outside traditional development workflows. Superblocks emphasizes preventing security and compliance risks from unchecked “vibe coding” and AI app generation. Clark is currently in early access as the company ramps capacity. Superblocks has raised $60M in total funding to date and says the new capital will help address enterprise security risks tied to AI app generation. Superblocks provides a drag-and-drop platform to build custom internal apps, workflows and scheduled jobs that integrate with databases, internal APIs and monitoring tools. It offers both a fully managed service and a hybrid model with open-source, self-hosted packages. Customers use the platform to build database admin panels, order-management screens, automated report jobs and to trigger automations such as routing support tickets to Slack. The company says it has “hundreds” of customers and that thousands of apps, workflows and jobs on the platform are growing over 30% month over month. Founders Brad Menezes and Ran Ma draw on experience at Yelp, Datadog, Morgan Stanley and Confluent. Superblocks plans to invest in core products, launch new ones and expand engineering support following its recent fundraising.

Total raised

$60M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

May 2025