Dennis Senn, creator of BKND, is joining Supabase to build a Lite offering for agentic workloads.

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Dennis Senn, creator of BKND, is joining Supabase to develop a Lite offering tailored for agentic workloads. The focus is on building lightweight backend infrastructure with features like trimmed-down sandboxes, specialized database architectures for AI agents, and simpler, more affordable databases. BKND will remain open source while the team explores the best approach to creating a lightweight Supabase experience in a separate repository.

BKND joins Supabase

<p>well adios. no longer will i use bknd.
its clear - it will “remain open source” meaning it will slowly and surely become a useless piece of junk no longer maintained. i mean i get it, the world is changing. but dennis senn wrote the article as if its all dandy… its all going to be the same - when instead he should have just told people that the team is moving towards a more commercial direction - which is FINE - and that people should think better before relying on a tech  that will become a second or even third priority. What is not fine is the trying to cover the reality with nice words and good will.</p>
