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Eaon vs Superset

The free, open-source Superset alternative

Run your coding agents side by side in git worktrees on macOS, Windows or Linux. Everything is included, for everyone.

In short

Superset runs more than twenty agent CLIs in parallel worktrees, with a file editor, an in-app browser, pull request review and a Linear and GitHub issues view. Remote access to your machines, the phone app, automations and the Linear integration need its Pro plan, from $15 per user a month billed yearly. Its code is source-available under the Elastic License 2.0.

Eaon is open source under GPL-3.0 and free for any team size, and it runs on Windows and Linux as well as macOS. Pull request review, Linear and scheduled tasks are included. Superset has a code editor, a browser inside its agent workspace and a phone app, which Eaon's ADE doesn't.

Feature by feature

Checked against Superset's own site, docs and pricing on 12 October 2026. Each Superset fact links to its source. Eaon's column describes Eaon 2026.6.2.

FeatureEaonSuperset
Price and license
PriceYes: $0. No account, no subscriptionPartly: Free for one user; Pro $20/user/month, $15 yearly Source
Open sourceYes: Yes, GPL-3.0Partly: Source-available, Elastic License 2.0 Source
PlatformsYes: macOS, Windows and LinuxPartly: macOS; Linux experimental; no Windows; iPhone app Source
Agents
Runs other coding agentsYes: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Eaon Code, Eaon CLI, or any CLI in a shellYes: 20+, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode Source
Agents in parallelYes: A grid of real terminals, no pane limitYes: Many agents in parallel Source
Git worktrees per taskYes: Each session gets its own worktree and branchYes: Each workspace is a git worktree Source
Your own keys and plansYes: Agents use your own logins; Chat takes your API keys, ChatGPT or CopilotYes: Your own subscriptions and API keys Source
Local modelsYes: Built-in llama.cpp, plus Ollama and LM StudioNot documented: Not documented Source
In the app
Code editorNo: No editor. Agents edit; you reviewPartly: Built-in file editor; opens your IDE for more Source
TerminalYes: Real terminals that keep runningYes: Tabs and persistent sessions Source
BrowserPartly: Its own browser in Chat and Workers, not in the ADEYes: In-app browser agents can drive Source
Pull request reviewYes: An agent reviews; you edit and post from the appYes: Review, checks, threads and merge Source
Issue trackerYes: Linear issues become sessionsYes: Linear and GitHub issues; Linear needs Pro Source
Away from your desk
Other machines and cloudPartly: Pair devices on your own networkYes: Your own machines via its relay, Pro Source
PhoneNo: No phone app yetYes: iPhone and iPad, Pro Source
Scheduled runsYes: Scheduled tasks and always-on WorkersYes: Recurring automations, Pro Source
Voice inputPartly: Dictation in ChatPartly: Dictation in the phone app Source
Beyond code
Everyday AI chatYes: Chat with any model, and Workers that keep goingNot documented: A chat panel, not documented beyond coding Source

Questions

Can I use Superset and Eaon together?

Yes. Both work on git worktrees in your own repositories, so you can try Eaon on one project and keep Superset on another.

Is Eaon really free?

Yes. Eaon is free and open source under GPL-3.0, with no account and no subscription. You pay your model providers directly, or nothing at all with local models.

Is this comparison up to date?

We checked Superset's own website, docs and pricing on 12 October 2026, and every Superset fact links to where we read it. These products change quickly, so if something here is out of date, email support@eaon.dev and we'll fix it.