Superblocks closed a $37 million funding round led by Kleiner Perkins, with participation from Greenoaks, Spark, and Meritech. TechCrunch described the company as a recently launched platform for building internal apps, workflows, and scheduled jobs.
Superblocks secures $37M to help companies build and maintain internal apps Verified$23M Series A extension in 2025.
VerifiedSuperblocks announced a $23 million Series A extension, bringing total funding to $60 million. The company used the announcement to introduce Clark, its first AI agent for building internal enterprise applications.
Announcing $60m for Clark: the first AI agent to build internal enterprise apps VerifiedSuperblocks launched Clark, described by the company as its first AI agent to build internal enterprise applications. The launch positioned Clark as a major expansion of the platform beyond visual and code-based internal app development.
Announcing $60m for Clark: the first AI agent to build internal enterprise apps VerifiedSuperblocks announced a strategic partnership with Databricks to bring secure AI-powered app development to the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. The company said Databricks chose Superblocks as the premier launch partner for Databricks Apps at Data + AI Summit 2025.
Databricks and Superblocks Announce Strategic Partnership to Bring Secure AI Vibe Coding to Enterprise Apps VerifiedSuperblocks announced Superblocks 2.0, introducing Platform MCP, an AI-powered knowledge graph, and private VPC deployments. The launch emphasized governed enterprise vibe coding for production use in regulated enterprise environments.
Announcing Superblocks 2.0: Governed Enterprise Vibe Coding VerifiedSuperblocks announced Superblocks 3.0 and said it was partnering with AWS to bring the platform into AWS virtual private clouds. The announcement highlighted AWS Bedrock-based inference, VPC deployments, and security-focused enterprise app development.
Superblocks 3.0: Secure Private Vibe Coding on AWS, Built for the Age of AI Cyberattacks Verified