Following our extensive 2023 feature rollout, we dedicated 2024 to taking Superblocks to the next level—offering the most comprehensive feature set of any app builder on the market. We accomplished this through cutting-edge enhancements across our App Builder, integrations, governance platform, and developer experience—delivering a thoughtful, best-in-class solution for teams of any size, from nimble startups to global enterprises. As we gear up for 2025, let’s take a moment to reflect on everything we’ve achieved this year!

Ensuring the right people have access to the right tools and data is crucial for maintaining security, compliance, and operational efficiency. Using Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), administrators guarantee least privileged access by assigning users only the necessary roles to access the applications, data, systems, and functionality needed. RBAC also streamlines administration by providing a simple and easy way for IT teams to scale access management.

Generative AI models like Anthropic’s Claude excel at interpreting natural language prompts and providing well-reasoned responses. However, these models lack direct access to business data and cannot independently take action to modify business systems.

In the past 4 years, the demands on technical organizations have shifted significantly, requiring them to output faster than ever with limited resources and high competitive pressures. Here's how CTO's are leveraging up-and-coming technologies to overcome these hurdles and succeed in their market.

Today, we're introducing Superblocks UI Templates – pre-built, professionally designed UI building blocks that make it easier than ever to build beautiful, user-friendly internal tools.

For engineering teams choosing a new UI component library, it’s easy to over-index on visuals and ease of use. It’s only when a library choice begins to create tech debt and extensibility headwinds a few months down the line that teams begin to recognise the enormous challenge of selecting a library that can truly carry their codebase for the long-haul.