Works with your existing Supabase project

SchemaStack + Supabase

Your Supabase database, plus a team UX layer your non-developers will actually use.

Keep your Supabase Postgres, auth, realtime, and edge functions exactly as they are. Point SchemaStack at the same database, and give your ops, support, content, and data teams a spreadsheet-style editor with saved views, filter presets, and real-time collaboration — no SQL required.

Two tools, two jobs

Supabase is a backend for builders. SchemaStack is a data platform for teams. They stack cleanly.

Supabase handles

  • Managed PostgreSQL hosting, backups, and scaling
  • Auth, realtime, storage, edge functions
  • The developer-facing table editor and SQL console

SchemaStack adds

  • A spreadsheet-style grid your non-devs can use all day
  • Saved views, filter presets, hidden columns, column reordering
  • Real-time collaboration across the same rows without conflicts
  • Three-level roles — organization, workspace, and per-view — so support sees one thing and ops sees another

How it connects

  1. 1

    Grab your Supabase Postgres connection string

    From your Supabase project's Database settings, copy the connection string. Create a dedicated role for SchemaStack if you want scoped access.

  2. 2

    Connect it in SchemaStack

    Paste the connection string into a new SchemaStack workspace. We verify the connection and introspect your existing tables — no schema changes required.

  3. 3

    Invite your team

    Your teammates log into SchemaStack and get a spreadsheet-style view of the tables you give them access to. They edit rows; writes hit your Supabase database directly.

  4. 4

    Keep building on Supabase

    Your app keeps reading and writing via PostgREST, Supabase realtime, or direct Postgres. SchemaStack is just another client on the same database — nothing is duplicated or out of sync.

When you'll want this

Ops and support teams

Your support team needs to look up, edit, and annotate customer records. The Supabase table editor works, but it's built for engineers. SchemaStack gives them a view built for their workflow.

Content and catalog editors

Content editors maintaining product catalogs, CMS records, or reference data want saved filters, bulk edit, and a grid that feels like a spreadsheet — not a SQL console.

Internal tools without the build

Before SchemaStack, the answer to "we need an internal admin UI" was a Retool project or a bespoke React app. Now it's a connection string.

Ship your Supabase internal UI in an afternoon

Start with a 14-day Pro trial — no credit card. Connect your Supabase database, invite your team, and drop to the free forever tier if you're not ready to upgrade.

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