Using Supabase with FlutterFlow in Production #187670
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Combining FlutterFlow and Supabase creates a professional-grade tech stack that balances rapid visual development with the robust relational power of PostgreSQL. This setup is highly reliable for production because it handles complex data structures—like your hotel listings and onboarding flows—much more effectively than NoSQL alternatives, while Row Level Security (RLS) ensures your data remains secure at the database level. While the integration is seamless for authentication and basic CRUD operations, the real flexibility lies in your ability to write custom Edge Functions for tasks like Stripe payments and using SQL Triggers to automate backend logic. The main long-term challenge is managing app state as the project grows, but because Supabase is built on open-source standards, you avoid vendor lock-in and maintain the freedom to scale or migrate your frontend in the future. |
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently exploring building an app using Supabase as the backend and FlutterFlow as the frontend builder, and I’d love to hear real-world experiences.
❓ Questions
💡 My Current Understanding
Supabase provides:
FlutterFlow allows:
However, I’m wondering:
I’d really appreciate feedback from anyone who has used Supabase + FlutterFlow in a real project.
Thanks in advance!
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