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Mitchell Hashimoto launches Superlogical to build a multiplexer for all work

Mitchellh starts a new company: Superlogical

Mitchell Hashimoto, creator of Ghostty and co-founder of HashiCorp, announced Superlogical. The company aims to unify interactive dev, automated tasks, and production ops into one durable session, starting with a terminal multiplexer. It will ship on web, macOS, and iOS with built-in multiplayer and fixes for scrollback and selection. The team includes HashiCorp's first employee Jack Pearkes and former Vercel design VP Alasdair Monk. Backers include Notable Capital, Amplify Partners, Patrick Collison, and Tobias Lütke. The post does not disclose a launch date or pricing.

Why it matters: Mitchell Hashimoto's new venture with an ambitious concept, but only a landing page so far — no product, no technical details. HKR all hit, but the info density isn't enough to push past 78. Score 72 for now, revisit when there's something tangible.

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