Superset
superset.sh/
Superset is a workspace for running multiple AI coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Devin and others — in parallel, keeping each in an isolated git worktree so their changes don't collide, with SSH access for remote sessions and a CLI/SDK for scripting automations. The hero line, "Bring Any Agent. Orchestrate Them All," frames the pitch as agent-agnostic rather than tied to one vendor's tool. Rather than the usual founder quotes, the trust section stacks named testimonials from engineers at Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, Cloudflare and Vercel alongside a 14.5k GitHub-star count and SOC 2 Type II badge, and the page repeatedly stresses that code stays local and users keep their own API keys.
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- Engineering & Infrastructure
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- Meta title
- Superset - Run 100+ parallel coding agents on your machine
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- 11
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Superset's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Superset's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.
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More blog pagesSuperset design review: how the homepage is built
Superset's homepage is a dark, long scroll 10454 pixels tall at 1440px wide. The page sits on near-black (#131212) with panel borders in #272727, and orange accents mark the eyebrow labels such as "PARALLEL EXECUTION", "AUTOMATIONS" and "SECURITY". The display face is Inter according to the detected fonts. The hero is a headline with orange corner brackets around "in Parallel.", followed by an app window mockup with a workspace sidebar and a Claude terminal. Distinctive for this category is the alternating zigzag of text blocks and product windows, and a three-column wall of named testimonials.
Above the fold
Above the fold, a pill reads "We're hiring engineers in San Francisco →" over the headline "Run 100+ Coding Agents in Parallel.", where "in Parallel." sits between orange brackets. A grey subhead reads "Claude Code, Codex, or any CLI agent, each in its own isolated workspace." Two buttons follow, a white "Download for macOS" and an outlined "View on GitHub". Below, the window shows a workspace sidebar and a Claude terminal running an /mcp command.
Logo band, steps and parallel execution
The logo band is headed "Trusted by builders from" over fourteen grey tiles in two rows of seven, including Microsoft, OpenAI, runway, Wordware and salesforce. A numbered strip under "Ship your whole backlog, not one prompt at a time." then runs "Start a task.", "Agents do the work." and "Review and ship." The parallel-execution block shows an In progress list of three agents beside a Ready for review list with diff counts.
Automations, agents and isolation
The automations panel lists four scheduled jobs, "daily-triage", "changelog-draft", "dep-upgrades" and "roadmap-sync", with one marked running in orange. "Works with any CLI agent" is backed by a new-terminal menu listing Claude, OpenCode, Codex, Gemini and Cursor Agent. "Changes are isolated" shows a split diff of HeroSection.tsx beside a file list. Each block pairs one heading with one short paragraph.
Testimonials, security and footer
"What builders say about Superset" heads a three-column wall of quotes from named people such as "Abhi Aiyer" and "Gregor Zunic", each with a job line. Three cards under "Private by default. You're in control." are headed "Source Available", "Local First" and "Local Control". Nine questions form an accordion, ending with "Is Superset just a wrapper around Claude Code?" The closing block "Try Superset now." precedes a footer with Product, Company, Resources and Legal columns.
On mobile
At 390px the hero buttons shrink so "Download" sits beside "View on GitHub". The fourteen logos collapse into a two-column grid, and each feature screenshot stacks below its text. The nine FAQ questions wrap onto two lines, and the footer links fall into a two-by-two layout.
Worth borrowing
- Set the hero's key phrase apart with one bracket treatment, here orange corners around "in Parallel.", so the accent lands on the word that matters.
- Alternate each text block and product window from side to side, so the page reads as a zigzag of screenshots rather than a stack of cards.
- Show named testimonials as a dense three-column wall with a job line under each name, which keeps social proof scannable at a glance.
