Superlogical website
Key point
Superlogical is building a terminal multiplexer that connects interactive, automated, and production work.
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Superlogical is building a software platform that connects developers, AI agents, and infrastructure work into a single continuous session. The goal is to solve the problem where interactive development, CI and background tasks, and production operations are split across different tools.
The first product is a terminal multiplexer that manages multiple terminal blocks within a long-running session. Work can continue uninterrupted even after closing the application or connecting from a different device, and sessions can be accessed via web and native macOS/iOS apps, with live sessions shareable with others.
Superlogical plans to expand the product in the following three stages:
- Build an excellent multiplexer
- Achieve composability across all features
- Realize a safe and operable system for production environments
To reduce the friction found in existing terminal multiplexers, it natively supports scrollback, text selection, and scrolling. The team includes Mitchell Hashimoto, creator of Ghostty and Vagrant·Terraform·Vault; Jack Pearkes, an early HashiCorp engineer; and design leaders Alasdair Monk and Hector Simpson, formerly of Poolside and Vercel. The first terminal multiplexer beta and future OSS releases will be announced to those who pre-register.
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