Snaplet is closing their business and opening their source code

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Snaplet, a startup providing tools that help developers work with production-like data, has open-sourced its main products after closing down. The tools include Copycat for generating deterministic fake data, Snaplet Seed for creating realistic synthetic data from a database schema, and Snapshot for capturing and restoring database snapshots. The Snaplet team has joined Supabase, which will maintain the open-sourced tools. Peter Pistorius, Snaplet's founder, has returned to working on RedwoodJS.

Snaplet is now open source

Kind of sad seeing such startups shutting down because them not getting enough attention yet.

I’m so sorry for Snaplet, but I really appreciate the opensource move.
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Such a good service, kudos to supabase for stepping in.