ClawIDE vs Superset

A source-available desktop app for 20+ agents with Pro at $20 per user per month, versus the same local workflow self-hosted in the browser with Pro at $5/mo.

TL;DR

Superset is a desktop app under the Elastic License 2.0 for running 20+ agents, with gateways such as OpenRouter, Bedrock and Vercel and integrations for Linear, Slack and GitHub. It’s free for one user locally, and Pro is $20 per user per month ($15 billed annually).

ClawIDE covers the same local workflow as a self-hosted app you open from any browser, free for the whole workspace. Pro, with Linear, Jira and GitHub sync and Symphony-compatible runs, is $5/mo.

At a glance

Superset

What it is
Source-available desktop app
License
Elastic License 2.0
Price
Free for 1 user locally; Pro $20/user/mo ($15 billed annually)
ClawIDE compared with Superset
CapabilityClawIDESuperset
LicenseClosedfree binaryELv2
Paid plan starts at$5/mo$20/user/mo
Unlimited projects on the free plan YesPartial1 user
Git worktree per task, free Yes Yes
Browser UI from any device, nothing to install on the client YesNo
Single binary or headless server YesNo
Sessions persist when you disconnect YestmuxPartial
Agent CLIs supportedUnlimited17 presets20+
Model gateways (OpenRouter and others) Yes13 + custom Yes
File editor YesPartial
Diff and merge review Yes Yes
AI code reviewProPartial
Markdown task board in your repo YesNo
Linear, Jira or GitHub IssuesProPartial
Symphony WORKFLOW.md orchestrationProNo
Scheduled loops and automationsProNo
Usage and cost analytics YesNo
Checkpoints and rollback YesNo
Push notifications to your phoneProPartial
MCP server manager and debugger Yesdebugger is ProPartial
Embedded browser with an element pickerNoNo
Detects when an agent is working, blocked or donePartialPartial
Plugin, socket or CLI APINoSDK

Checked September 2026 against superset.sh/pricing. Out of date? Email support@clawide.app.

Who each is best for

Choose ClawIDE if

  • You want a browser UI and tmux-backed sessions on your own machine or server.
  • You use Jira, a markdown task board in your repo, or Symphony WORKFLOW.md runs.
  • You want local model runtimes such as Ollama or LM Studio in the same gateway settings as hosted gateways.
  • You want automation for $5 a month rather than $20 per user.

Choose Superset if

  • You want a Slack integration, or Amazon Bedrock as a gateway.
  • You prefer a desktop app.
  • Source-available code under ELv2 matters to your team.

Moving from Superset

  1. Install ClawIDE on the machine that holds your repos, then run clawide and open http://localhost:9800.
  2. In the setup wizard, import your repos as projects and create a feature workspace (a git worktree) per task.
  3. Re-enter your gateway keys under Settings → Gateways. Keys are stored locally and injected per pane.
  4. On Pro, connect Linear or GitHub Issues with a personal token. Slack isn’t supported.

ClawIDE doesn’t import Superset settings or history, so finish or merge in-flight work in Superset first.

Your agents, on your hardware, in any browser.

Install the binary, run clawide, and open localhost:9800. The setup wizard finds your agent CLIs and projects. Every install includes a 14-day Pro trial.

curl -fsSL https://www.clawide.app/install.sh | bash