What people previously said about Supabase

“If your Supabase disappeared tomorrow, what would you do?”

“Are you using hosted Supabase or self-hosting, and what monthly budget are you trying to stay under?”

“argus web running like it have a supabase free tier”

“Payload still leads the pack if you’re looking for a SQL or Supabase backend that works natively in App Router. If you want something lighter and faster to set up Keystatic or Outstatic are worth checking out.”

“Name a database better than Supabase.”

“Supabase has basically gone from being my backend to holding a structured representation of me, which is a slightly surreal thing to visualize.”

“et splunk c'est mort pour ton budget, tu vas juste brancher un log drain supabase sur datadog et payer datadog à la place”

“Supabase has log drains built in, so you can ship the Postgres and auth logs to Axiom or Grafana Cloud for basically nothing instead of paying Datadog per gigabyte, and turn on pgAudit if you actually need query level auditing.”

“Also supabase logs are right there in the dashboard, what exactly are you trying to detect that they aren't already showing you?”

“supabase logs are free though”

“I use a tool called DefenceCore and it works great if you're using Supabase Cloud. If you're self-hosting, Grafana is also a good option for monitoring.”

“Is hard to know with this limit context, but is probly your application, if it's using react be carefull or a infinite re-render or things like that, but basically you are sending more data that you should.”

“I was wondering, what continuous security monitoring tool or SEIM to use for Supabase I don't want a generic vibe coding security tool as it is useless for my use case.”

“Help! Why does supabase report such a high cached egress?”

“Le dashboard Supabase l'affiche juste sous le nom "Max Rows".”

“Supabase down for you? Reply ALERT to this message and we’ll send you the free recovery-alert signup link.”

“Next.js + Supabase gets you a working marketplace app fast, using skills you already partly have. If it succeeds and actually needs NestJS-level structure someday, that's a good problem to have, and a much easier one to solve with revenue and users already in hand than trying to build the "correct" stack first and never shipping.”

“In Supabase you can, if I remember correctly, change the limit. I did it on a previous program that would return 20k lines (geographic datapoints).”

“Your Supabase query stops at exactly 1,000 rows and still returns 200 OK”

“Yesterday, I asked it to write data to Supabase. I didn’t specify a tool. I expected it to use MCP, but it opened the dashboard and started working there. I’ve seen the same thing”

“for user data isolation in supabase look into row level security policies, thats the actual important part here before you worry about dashboards or analytics.”

“Prisma's pgbouncer=true on Supabase made every query 4 round-trips (postmortem)”

“Supabase: branches aren't really clones. A branch is a fresh environment built by replaying your migrations and a seed file. So you get your schema but none of your data, which means you're testing against fake data.”

“In general, it seems like the community finds Supabase branches to be an overall sub-par experience.”

“Supabase is the way to go too, because it really cuts out a lot of steps too. There is auth and emails included in the free tier, so you don't have to fiddle around with security stuff.”

“Looking in the Supabase logs I see a few 502 and 504 error scattered amongst all the 200s. Then the issue goes away for a few hours then it comes back.”

“I work with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, Express, Nodejs, Firebase and n8n.”

“It seems like my account is locked to Github and I can only change the email by changing my primary email in Github which I don't want to do.”

“I’m building PGSkiff to make IPv4 access to Supabase Postgres free”

“Two Supabase mistakes that made no noise at all. What has bitten you that didn't throw?”

“Next.Js / Supabase / tailwind/ Shadcn / Stripe / Resend / Sentry / Posthog, is definitely the way to go if you're inexperienced, massive industry support / documentation and any decent Llm knows it inside out.”

“Honestly, I would go with Next.js + Supabase in your situation. You already know some React, so you can get something working without spending months learning a completely new stack.”

“I would recommend you to stick with Nextjs and Supabase (just use its database only, postgres, via ORM) for faster development + deployment, you could whatever stack later as it grows, moving to another stack should not be a headache nowadays, just use AI to do so”

“@supabase That's outdated, we use SQLite right now”

“ChatGPT told me to use Next.js and Supabase but my more experienced friends told me that Next.js is shit and I better use something like this:”

“The stack looks like this: Prompt → Claude writes the app → Supabase”

“To give you the broad strokes: it’s a gamified productivity app built entirely with Flutter and Supabase.”

“Supabase is the whole backend: auth, Postgres, storage, edge functions.”

“• Sentry — 5k errors”

“As a beginner in coding I would consider working with Supabase over Firebase due to certian reasons”

“supabase go brr”

“Created two databases, one with Supabase and another with Firebase.”

“I don't know anything about lovable or supabase but your tenant isolation question is standard software engineering. The standard is to encode your tenant id in your auth token and have all APIs read that tenant id and append it to all db queries.”

“Use Auth0, Clerk, Supabase, or Firebase. You are not going to write safer password hashing or token rotation than a dedicated security team.”

“I’m a beginner building a simple form-fill/download SaaS using Lovable + Supabase. Users enter their own data, generate a completed form, and access the service through 3 paid subscription plans.”

“1) Centralize data on @supabase”

“I connected @supabase bunny @dataforseo @vercel and a few other tools in less than 20 mins. And now it can manage my entire one person company!”

“The headline is this: Founders are building on what allows them to ship fast. And that happens to be: Vercel, Supabase, and PostHog.”

“Also paid plan in supabase costs you 25 monthly (free is 0.5 Gb”

“Firebase vs Supabase Which backend would you pick for an MVP?”