Best of Supabase — July 2025

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   Supabase·40w

   Supabase UI: Platform Kit

   Supabase has launched Platform Kit, a new set of UI components designed for building platforms on top of Supabase infrastructure. The kit includes database, storage, authentication, and AI components that help developers create platforms providing Postgres databases to end users. Built with shadcn/ui compatibility and Tailwind CSS, these components are fully customizable and target the growing trend of companies using Supabase as Platform-as-a-Service infrastructure, particularly AI builders who now represent 30% of Supabase signups.

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   Prompt Engineering·39w

   Prompt Management Dashboard

   Promptzy is a web application for managing and organizing AI prompts with cross-device synchronization via Supabase. It features a free GPT-4.1 powered assistant for prompt generation, supports multiple installation methods including web, mobile app, npm package, and source code deployment. Users can categorize prompts by system prompt, task, image, or video, and sync data across devices using Supabase credentials and a username.

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   Product Hunt·41w

   Prompt Coder: Your Prompt Agent for any AI Code IDE

   Prompt Coder is an AI-powered tool that transforms ideas and screenshots into code prompts, designed to work with popular AI code editors like Cursor, Bolt, V0.dev, and Windsurf. It offers Supabase integration and aims to streamline the process of converting visual concepts into executable code through AI assistance.

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   Introducing Branching 2.0

   Supabase introduces Branching 2.0, removing the Git requirement for creating database branches. Users can now create isolated copies of their production environment directly through the dashboard, CLI, or API without needing GitHub integration. The new system supports both Git-based and Gitless workflows, allowing developers to experiment with schema changes, functions, and configurations safely before merging to production. While the feature offers easier access for no-code users, it has current limitations including support only for public schema changes and manual conflict resolution.

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