Works With Supabase - announcing our Partner Gallery

Summary

Supabase launched its Partner Gallery to showcase integration partners and certified expert agencies assisting developers on the platform. The open-source gallery is built using the Supabase stack, featuring Postgres Full Text Search, next-image with Supabase Storage, and email triggers via Supabase Edge Functions. Initial agency partners include Morrow, a UK app development agency specializing in React Native and Supabase, alongside Quinence, a Singapore-based product development studio. Integrated tooling covers authentication systems like Clerk and Stytch, database and developer utilities like Prisma, Snaplet, Vercel, and pgMustard, and low-code builders including Appsmith, Draftbit, Plasmic, and Teta. These ecosystem integrations allow developers to manage Postgres workflows, secure user authorization, and build applications across web and mobile platforms.

Context

Supabase relies on a collaborative ecosystem across open-source projects and needed a dedicated place to track and showcase the various tools, integration partners, and specialized expert agencies building on its platform.

Approach / What changed

Supabase created the open-source Partner Gallery built directly on the Supabase stack, combining Postgres Full Text Search, Supabase Storage with next-image, and Supabase Edge Functions triggered by database inserts, while also releasing an open-source template repository for others.

Takeaways

• The open-source Partner Gallery template utilizes Postgres Full Text Search, next-image with Supabase Storage, and Supabase Edge Functions invoked on insert triggers to send emails.
• Clerk integrates with Supabase by managing user authentication and session tokens while leveraging PostgreSQL Row Level Security policies for authorization logic.
• Developer tooling in the gallery includes Snaplet for copying databases with transformed personal data and pgMustard for analyzing Postgres EXPLAIN ANALYZE output.

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