Supawald

Transform your Supabase Storage into a powerful CMS

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Transform your Supabase Storage into a powerful CMS

144 followers

Supawald is a headless CMS for Supabase Storage. Simple interface for managing files, images, and content in your Supabase Storage buckets with real-time updates and static site generation support. Set permissions, and connect directly to your Supabase project

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Launch tags:Open Source•Developer Tools•GitHub

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Waldium

Maker

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Hi Product! I'm AG, co-founder of Structured Labs. We recently open-sourced a little side project called Supawald – it's a headless CMS for managing content in Supabase Storage, built with Next.js 14, TypeScript, and Tailwind. Backstory We built this because at Structured Labs, we were working on a blog platform that lets us embed interactive product examples from Preswald directly inside our posts. We wanted a lot of control and flexibility, so we outgrew existing tools like Substack or Webflow. At first, we just hardcoded all our content directly into our Next.js codebase. But as the content grew, it got unmanageable. So we moved everything into Supabase Storage, which gave us a nice separation of content and code. But then came the next problem: editing/viewing content in Supabase Storage isn't super intuitive unless you're deep in the dashboard or writing scripts. So we built a super minimal CMS client for ourselves on top of Supabase. It worked well enough that I figured: hey, maybe someone else might find it useful too. What Supawald Does - Basic file management UI (drag & drop uploads, folders, real-time updates) Built-in auth for a simple admin login - Supports public/private buckets - "Publish" button that triggers static site regeneration in your client app All powered by Supabase subscriptions + APIs You can spin up a project with: npx create-supawald my-app Or explore the source on GitHub. If you’re already using Supabase and want a simple way to manage assets (like images, PDFs, app content, etc.), it might be helpful.

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