Custom development for Supabase
Supabase backends for mobile and web apps: Postgres with row-level security, sign-in, file storage, realtime updates and edge functions.
Bolder Apps builds mobile and web apps on Supabase: managed Postgres with row-level security, Supabase Auth, Storage, Realtime and Edge Functions. Nearly 1 in 3 of the app builds we scoped in 2026 run on Supabase, from marketplaces and booking apps to multi-tenant business tools.
The kinds of things operators ask us to ship.
No fluff. These are real builds operators in the field actually need.
A relational schema designed around your workflows, with row-level security so every user and organization sees only their own data.
Realtime channels for chat, job status, live maps and dashboards that update without a refresh.
Email, phone, Apple and Google sign-in with role-based access for customers, staff and admins.
Admin panels and reports that query the same database your app runs on, with separate development, staging and production projects.
Fixed-scope. No hourly billing. We quote it upfront andwe ship it.
Discovery in week one. First builds shipping by weekthree. Production ready inside the quarter.
The conversations that bring buyers here.
Our app has bookings, payments, members and teams that all connect. We need a real database, not a pile of documents.
Each company on our platform must only ever see its own records.
Customers want to watch their order or job move in real time.
We want our data in standard Postgres that we own and can move.
Recent work from our portfolio.
Patriot Dreams
The integration your team keeps asking for.
Bold Answers to Bolder Questions.
Can't find what you're looking for? Get in touch with our team.
Yes. Supabase is one of the backends we use most for new mobile and web apps, with row-level security, separate environments and backups set up before launch.
Yes. We plan the schema, move the data and update the app in stages so your users keep working during the switch.
You do. The project sits in your account, and the database is standard Postgres you can export at any time.
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Let's discuss your goals
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