Supa Social: Self-host your community platform

Supa Social is a production-ready, self-hosted social platform built with Once UI and Supabase. It’s a fully functional application you can deploy in minutes — complete with authentication, profiles, followers, roles, moderation, notifications, and a flexible feed supporting multiple post formats. What you can build with it: • A decentralized micro-community • A customer space around your product • An internal hub for your company • A monetized niche network • A builder ecosystem

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Hi everyone 👋 Lorant here, founder of Once UI. Supa Social started as an experiment. We were building templates with real functionality baked in — not just visuals. Over time, those experiments evolved into something bigger: a fully reproducible, self-contained application that we could actually run ourselves. That’s how the [Dopler Hub](https://hub.dopler.app) was born — our own builder space powered by Supa Social. What we realized is this: AI makes it easy to generate code. It does not make it easy to maintain systems. Most builders don’t need another prototype. They need a foundation they can host, monetize, and evolve without rebuilding authentication, moderation, roles, feeds, and infrastructure every time. Supa Social is our answer to that. If you’re building a micro-community, launching a product that needs a customer space, or simply want to own your platform instead of renting it — I’d genuinely love to hear what you’d build with it. Happy to answer anything about architecture, monetization, roadmap, or how we run it ourselves.

Nice one! Will check it out...does it also support APIs from other platforms like X?

@abhinavramesh Thank you! No, it's completely standalone :) You own / store data in Supabase.

Intercom — Startups get 90% off Intercom + 1 year of Fin AI Agent free

Startups get 90% off Intercom + 1 year of Fin AI Agent free

Nice one! Will check it out...does it also support APIs from other platforms like X?

@abhinavramesh Thank you! No, it's completely standalone :) You own / store data in Supabase.