Supabase stores it. Basevolt is where you work on it.
Your Supabase project is PostgreSQL, so Basevolt connects to it directly. One local app for every project, with the views and automations the dashboard does not give you.
The Supabase Studio is good for schema work and debugging. It is less good as the place you sit every morning to triage what came in. Basevolt connects straight to the project database — the same Postgres connection string — and gives the project its own operating panel.
A real connection, not an integration
Basevolt talks Postgres. There is no Supabase connector to keep in sync and no extra API layer in the middle.
One panel per project, one window for all of them
A landing page project, a SaaS project, and that side experiment — each with its own views, all in the same app.
Row data you can move
Kanban boards grouped by a status column, galleries for anything with an image URL, dashboards for what needs attention.
Automation where the decision happens
Action buttons and webhooks fire when a person clicks, so the approval in the panel can trigger the rest of the system.
Setting it up
- 1
Copy the project connection string from the Supabase dashboard.
- 2
Add it to Basevolt as a PostgreSQL connection.
- 3
Ask your agent to configure the panel, or set up views by hand.
Supabase is a third-party product and is not affiliated with Basevolt. Basevolt connects over standard PostgreSQL; your Supabase keys are not needed.
Start with the database you already have.
Download, connect, and let your agent do the configuration.
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