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Naumaan Zahid

Built a full marketplace as a solo founder on Supabase (auth, postgres, RLS, storage, edge functions, realtime, serverless webpages). I'd have needed a small backend team to wire all of that up myself. Postgres underneath means I'm never locked in and never fighting a custom DSL.

RLS in particular is the unlock, security policies live next to the data, not buried in middleware that drifts out of sync.

Rachel Myers

Postgres, auth, and storage with zero infrastructure management burden. User friendly and intuitive with great docs.

Siarhei Kryutsou

Running Supabase locally feels like having a full backend “starter kit” living right next to your code.

I spin it up and suddenly I’ve got Postgres, auth, file storage, and realtime all running together, plus a clean web dashboard so I’m not wrestling with random containers or config files. It still feels like my stack though - it’s just Postgres and open-source services under the hood, so there’s no weird lock-in or mystery billing later.

For side projects and experiments, local Supabase has basically become my default backend: I start it, point my app at it, and I’m off building features instead of wiring up yet another database + auth + storage combo.

J K Childs

It's such a solid environment to work in. Because, even at this stage, there's a lot of things you can have going at one time, they should do more to support the UX by helping the user understand how changes in one place can impact another service they may have running. Overall though, I feel like I'm working smarter (not just working more easily) when I'm using it.

karthik kolamuri

Going with Supabase gave you SQL power, but did you ever miss Firebase’s real-time performance or plug-and-play analytics? Was Supabase more about launch speed, or did you weigh rolling your own Postgres API layer with something like Prisma or Drizzle

Sparkwave

Supabase is an open-source alternative to Firebase that provides an instant backend powered by PostgreSQL. It’s perfect for developers who want speed, control, and scalability without setting up complex infrastructure. At Sparkwave, we recommend Supabase when clients want a quick backend with real-time features, user auth, and RESTful APIs — without having to code everything from scratch.

Michael

When I'm not using cloud services, I rely on Supabase for quick backend setups. But when I'm using AWS for more control and scalability, Restsocket is my go-to. It simplifies the process and lets me focus on building the product, whether it's a small indie project or a larger-scale app. Both tools have their place in my workflow, and they make a huge difference in development speed and efficiency.

Maximilian

Especially useful in the beginning stages of a product. They provide so many things out-of-the-box: authentication, file storage, etc. When a project grows, I find myself replacing some supabase's pre-built solutions with custom solutions. Even then, it holds up great, as it's just a Postgres database under the hood.

Nichole

Supabase helped us scale beyond the limits of Firebase and more. The fact that it's built on top of Postgres and open-source makes its so transparent and extensible. Every new SaaS business should be built on top of Supabase.

Ismi Khoirunisa

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