We are moving to
General Availability

During the first year of Supabase we set ourselves a goal: build a managed platform capable of securely running 1 million databases. Today we've proven that metric and we're announcing the General Availability of the platform that will serve the next 99 million.

We've been production-ready for years now. We kept the “beta” label because we wanted to make sure that our organization can support all types of customers, no matter their demands.

Today we're confident in our ability to take any profile of customer and help them become successful. We have a crew of amazing Postgres engineers and support staff who work tirelessly to educate customers with Postgres technicalities, improving our product simultaneously.

Whether you're an indie hacker or a Fortune 500, Supabase can scale comfortably for your production workload. Rocketships like Udio, Krea, Humata, and Pika use Supabase to build fast and scale faster. Enterprise customers such as Mozilla, PwC, Johnson & Johnson, and 1Password use Supabase to manage their applications securely. 36% of the last Y Combinator batch used Supabase to launch their start up.

Supabase has been great to develop applications. As a firm focused on security, we've been happy to work with Row Level Security Policies to secure database operations.

• Matthieu, Tech Lead. PwC France

Our community is the driving force behind the development and adoption of Supabase.

The GitHub community is the foundation of our company: submitting feature requests, discovering bugs, creating PRs, and pushing our team to develop a useful product.

We're committed to our licenses - all of our public repos have OSI-compliant licenses. We have no plans to change this.

Self-hosting is easier than ever. You can get started in less than 5 minutes on a hosted VPS.

We're committed to our free plan - we know the importance of this for testing hobby projects and prototyping. Almost all of the largest databases on Supabase today started on the free plan, a clear indication that our free plan is important for building an enduring platform.

Our tagline is “Build in a weekend, scale to millions”. This isn't hyperbole. In the past, reaching 1 million users was an incredible challenge. It took Instagram 2.5 months, Facebook 10 months, and Twitter 24 months.

In the past year, we've had 12 companies start on Supabase and grow from zero to over 1 million users.

Most of these were AI companies, like Udio, Krea, Humata, Chatbase, Pika, Quivr, Mendable, Markprompt and MDN search by Mozilla.

Postgres has been instrumental in our scalability and adoption. It's versatility is best demonstrated by pgvector: we were the first cloud provider to offer it, and today 15% of all new Supabase projects use pgvector for AI and ML workloads. Look out for a few related announcements this week.

In addition to General Availability, we also have several other major announcements to make today.

• The Supabase Index Advisor is now available inside Supabase Studio. As its name suggests, this will analyze your database and make recommendations to add or remove table indexes. This is just the beginning of our plan to make automated data analysis tooling available to all developers.

• Supabase Branching works like Git branches. You can create and test database changes or try out features in a separate, temporary instance without affecting your production setup. Today Branching enters public availability.

• Supabase has acquired Oriole. Oriole is a company founded by Postgres Hacker Alexander Korotkov to solve the hairy problems of Postgres.

• We're constantly on the lookout for ways to remove the friction in getting started with your new projects. Supabase Bootstrap is now the easiest way to get started with Supabase and your favorite development framework.

• Today Supabase Swift SDK will join supabase-js as an officially supported client library, and supabase-swift maintainer Guilherme Souza will join the Supabase team full time. The goal of Supabase is to become the default backend for all kinds of developers.

One of our key metrics at Supabase is "Time to Value". How fast can a user go from idea to production? We'll never stop pushing on what's possible here.

It is only the first day of Supabase GA Week. Today's releases are just the start: we have 4 more days of exciting announcements to come. Follow the new announcements here.

If you want to try Supabase today, we just started an asynchronous hackathon. It's a great way to try out all the new features. Go here to read the rules and start hacking.

Together with the developer community we're looking forward to deploying our next 100 million databases.