Supabase Studio's signature is the table editor: a real, editable grid over your Postgres tables where you can click a cell and type, add a row, or set a foreign key through a dropdown, no SQL required. That spreadsheet familiarity over an actual relational database is the whole pitch, and it lands. Alongside it sits a genuine SQL editor for when the grid isn't enough, plus log streams, an auth user list, and storage browsing — the studio aims to be the single window onto a backend. API keys and connection strings are surfaced plainly. The rougher edges are around the database's own depth: row-level-security policies and triggers expose SQL the moment you leave the happy path, and the gap between the friendly grid and raw Postgres can feel abrupt.
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