Superlogical
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Superlogical is building a terminal multiplexer as foundation for a unified work session system.
Superlogical, founded by Mitchell Hashimoto (Ghostty, HashiCorp), Jack Pearkes, Alasdair Monk, and Hector Simpson, is building a terminal multiplexer that aims to unify interactive, automatic, and production work. The product will support web and native macOS/iOS access, built-in session sharing, and improved scrollback. It uses libghostty and will contribute upstream. The company is funded by Notable Capital, Amplify Partners, and individual investors.
What commenters are saying
Commenters are excited about the team and track record, with many expressing confidence in Mitchell Hashimoto's ability to deliver. Some question the need for so many investors given Hashimoto's wealth. A few are skeptical about the vision's scope, with one asking how it differs from Kubernetes. Others note that Ghostty and zellij already offer similar features. The center of gravity is cautious optimism, with curiosity about concrete use cases and the product's actual capabilities.