Superbase
SvelteKit rewrite of Supabase table editor
About
Superbase is a SvelteKit‑based table editor that replicates the Supabase UI. It requires no installation—just paste a Postgres connection string in the browser to launch. The tool can be pinned to a single URL, making it easy to embed in Docker or other infrastructure. It offers the same UX as Supabase but without the steep pricing or local deployment hassle.
The case
Who it is for
Developers who need a lightweight table editor for Postgres without paying for Supabase or dealing with local deployment.
What is broken today
Supabase's table editor offers a great UX but costs a lot and local deployment is clunky. Developers wanting an offline or self‑hosted version face steep pricing or complex setup.
What it does about it
Superbase is a SvelteKit rewrite that can be launched with a single command and a Postgres connection string, no installation required. It replicates the Supabase editor UI and can be pinned to a single URL for Docker usage.
Why not the obvious alternative
Superbase offers the same UI as Supabase's editor but with zero cost and instant launch via a browser, making it easier to embed in Docker or other infra, and eliminates local deployment hassles.
Details
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Questions
- How do I launch Superbase?
- Run `bunx @xl0/superbase` in a terminal and paste your Postgres connection string into the browser. No installation is required.
- Does Superbase require a backend server?
- No, it runs entirely in the browser after you provide the connection string. It can also be deployed in Docker with a pinned URL.
- Is Superbase free?
- Yes, it is free to use; there are no subscription fees.
- Can I use Superbase with a single connection URL?
- Yes, you can pin a single connection URL, which is useful for Docker deployments or embedding in your infrastructure.
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