Supabase provides a Postgres database with authentication, file storage and Edge Functions around it. Small teams use it to get a full backend without running servers, which is why it appears often next to Next.js and React. Its security model depends on row-level security: requests made with the public key are limited by the database's policies, while secret and service-role keys bypass them and belong on trusted servers only. For agent products, check where the agent's code runs and which key it uses, since that decides what data the agent can reach.
Reviewed by Claude (AI editorial review) on Oct 14, 2026
Documented build stack
Open source Firebase alternative with Postgres
14 reviewed listings currently expose this tool in recorded stack metadata
Built with Supabase?
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Listed products
14
Reviewed listings currently published in the directory.
Average stack size
4.3
Average number of tracked tools attached to each reviewed listing.
Most common pairing
Next.js
8 listed products pair Supabase with Next.js.
Evidence read
Supabase shows up on products that want a practical backend without building a large custom platform first. In this directory it is usually part of stacks that prioritize shipping auth, data, and storage quickly.
Good fit if
Stack patterns
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Representative products
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Other tools in the stack
14 of 14 reviewed listings use Supabase alongside at least one other tracked tool.
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FAQ
It usually acts as the core application backend for auth, data persistence, and related product workflows.
In this directory it most often appears alongside modern frontend deployment tooling rather than traditional server-heavy stacks.
Founders and small teams who want a credible backend foundation without spending the first phase of the product on infrastructure work.
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