
Supabase is an open-source Postgres development platform providing databases, authentication, APIs, and real-time subscriptions.
Supabase is an open-source backend development platform built on PostgreSQL. It provides managed databases, authentication, instant APIs, edge functions, real-time subscriptions, storage, and vector embeddings. The platform is designed to be self-hostable and transparent.
In 2026, Supabase released Multigres, an open-source scalable operating system for Postgres. The platform supports standard PostgreSQL features including Row Level Security and pgvector. Supabase offers a generous free tier and is used by companies including Bolt, Figma, Lovable, and Replit.
The database market is being transformed by AI-driven development tools. Supabase has positioned itself as the infrastructure layer for this shift, with more than sixty percent of new databases launched through AI tools. The company growth has accelerated since January 2026 as tools like Claude Code and Codex expand the developer base.
Supabase for Platforms has become the fastest-growing product segment, enabling other platforms to build on top of its infrastructure. The company plans to use its Series F funding to accelerate open-source Postgres tooling and expand support teams. With nearly ten million developers, Supabase is becoming the default database choice for modern application development.
Supabase is built entirely on open-source principles, ensuring developers are never locked into proprietary systems. The platform uses standard PostgreSQL, making it compatible with existing tools and knowledge. Supabase is self-hostable, giving organizations full control over their data and infrastructure.
The company has achieved rapid growth by focusing on developer experience rather than catering to enterprise demands. Nearly ten million developers use the platform, with database launches growing six hundred percent in the past year. The release of Multigres provides a scalable operating system for Postgres that addresses high availability and operational complexity.