Superblocks Partners With Databricks Days After Launching Clark

Superblocks didn’t wait long to make its first enterprise move. Just days after launching Clark, its AI-native platform for internal app development, the company was announced as the lead partner for Databricks Apps at the 2025 Data + AI Summit.

Today is a BIG day!
I’m thrilled to announce a strategic partnership between @databricks and @superblocks that debuted live this morning during the #DataAISummit keynote! This marks a major leap forward in how enterprises usher in an era of secure “enterprise vibe coding” to… pic.twitter.com/SVCxrISLtq

— Brad Menezes (@bradmenezes) June 11, 2025

The partnership allows Superblocks to integrate directly with Databricks’ Data Intelligence Platform. Clark users can connect to Databricks SQL, Mosaic AI, Lakehouse data, and enforce permissions using Unity Catalog all while deploying apps inside Databricks’ secure perimeter or within a customer’s private cloud using Superblocks’ on-prem agent.

From Low-Code to AI-Native

Superblocks originally launched as a low-code platform focused on helping engineering and IT teams build internal tools. But as generative AI adoption surged, the company made a full transition. CEO Brad Menezes and co-founder Ran Zhou shifted their roadmap entirely, rebuilding the backend to store apps as raw, auditable code and equipping the platform with AI-native capabilities.