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Superconductor

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A shared cloud workspace for teams to run coding agents and review their work.

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Tool type
Collaborative cloud workspace for coding agents
Made for
Software teams
Runs on
Browser, desktop, and mobile apps
Native macOS and Linux desktop apps, native iPhone and iPad apps, and Android support through PWA; Windows desktop support is listed as coming soon.
Last checked
2 Nov 2026
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What it does

Superconductor is a collaborative workspace for software teams using coding agents. Users can open a ticket or start an agent chat, launch one or more agents in cloud environments, and work together in shared sessions. Engineers, product managers, designers, and other teammates can steer runs or inspect results. Projects can use custom development environments, including Docker and multiple repositories.

The workspace presents agent chats alongside code diffs, live app previews, and guided review; it can also run QA checks and compare agents against selected pull requests. Tickets can be created through the app or supported integrations, and documented email and meeting assistants can turn incoming requests or meeting discussion into tickets. Supported agents include Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Factory Droid, Grok Build, Muse Code, Amp, and Cursor.

Access is available through a browser, native desktop apps for macOS and Linux, native iOS/iPad apps, and Android via PWA. Getting started requires an account and a project; connect GitHub for agents to update code, then connect an existing agent subscription or provide API keys. Superconductor charges for cloud compute separately from model use: its plans use credits, metered by the second, and provider subscriptions or API charges may apply. Windows desktop support is listed as coming soon.

What it can do

  • Launch and collaborate on multiple coding-agent sessions in cloud workspaces
  • Create tickets and start agent chats
  • View live app previews and implementation diffs
  • Use guided code review and implementation recommendations
  • Run QA checks with Playwright
  • Benchmark agents against selected pull requests

Works with

  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • Notion
  • Sentry
  • MCP servers
  • Docker

Before you choose

  • Cloud compute is credit-metered; model subscriptions or API usage are separate and must be supplied by the user.
  • Live previews require a configured development environment and HTTP service.
  • Windows desktop support is not yet available; Android access is through PWA.

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Get started

The getting-started instructions say to sign up, connect GitHub if agents should update code, and link an agent subscription or API key.

  1. Create an account using the sign-up page.
  2. Connect GitHub if you want agents to update code, then create a project.
  3. Connect a supported agent subscription or add an API key.
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Plans and prices

Free starts with 20,000 one-time credits, up to four members and four agents. Pro starts at $50/month for20,000 credits; selected40,000 tier costs$100/month. Pro supports40members and unlimited agents; overage is$25/10,000credits. Unused monthly credits roll over for one month. 100credits buy one 1vCPU/2GB computer-hour, metered per second and paused when idle. External model subscriptions/API usage are separate. Enterprise is custom. Pro onboarding is hands-on; confirm access. Dollar currency code unconfirmed.

FreeFreeStarting allocation of 20,000 credits; no recurring free-credit grant is specified.
  • 20,000 starting credits
  • Up to 4 team members
  • Up to 4 concurrent agents
  • Up to 4 vCPUs / 8 GB RAM
Pro$50/mo20,000 monthly credits; alternatively40,000 for$100/month. Overage$25/10,000credits.
  • Up to40team members
  • Unlimited concurrent agents
  • 20,000 monthly compute credits at entry tier
EnterpriseCustomBook a call for custom pricing.
  • Unlimited credits, team members, and concurrent agents
  • Sandbox deployment in customer's cloud or private infrastructure
  • Uptime guarantees and dedicated support

Source: superconductor.com/pricing, checked 2 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

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