New Backend for Fluxscape
- Magnus Kanholt
- Oct 10
- 2 min read

Supabase: A Solid Foundation for Professional Development
Fluxscape continues to evolve as the ideal development environment for both low-code and pro-code developers. It is built for developers whom want full control, privacy, and flexibility.
Enjoy a proven React and Node.js foundation, giving you modern performance with full transparency and ownership.
Now Seamlessly Integrated with Supabase

Fluxscape now integrates directly with Supabase, the open-source alternative to Firebase. Supabase is a powerful backend-as-a-service built on PostgreSQL, a database with over 30 years of continuous development. This integration will be part of our premium offering, the details will be announced on our website and on Discord.
Supabase provides an enterprise-grade backend platform with the following key features:
Full SQL and JSONB support
ACID compliance for guaranteed data integrity
MVCC concurrency control for reliable performance
Row-Level Security (RLS) for granular access control
Realtime updates using Postgres replication logs
Auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs
S3-like file storage linked to Postgres metadata
Edge Functions for serverless execution
Built-in Vector Search (pgvector)
Cron jobs and scheduling
SOC2 and HIPAA compliance
Fluxscape + Supabase Details

The new Supabase integration follows the familiar model of using Parse-based data nodes in Fluxscape.
You will have access to full CRUD functionality: Create, Read, Update, and Delete.
There are also dedicated nodes for user authentication (password, magic link, OTP, OAuth, MFA), user management, password recovery, file storage, and more.
Realtime Updates
Fluxscape uses Supabase’s WebSocket-based realtime engine, which listens directly to PostgreSQL’s transaction log. This ensures instant synchronization between your app and database without polling or extra APIs.
Edge Functions (Cloud Functions)
Create and manage custom serverless functions that run close to your data, securely and efficiently.
Truly Own What You Build
Fluxscape runs locally with no dependency on third-party infrastructure or online IDEs.
Your code and assets stay within your environment, ensuring 100% privacy and no hidden data collection that feeds other companies AI models.
Consolidate Your Stack - Less things that can break.
Supabase can be self-hosted or used as a managed service. Combined with Fluxscape’s local development model, this gives you complete control over your apps, data, and deployment environment.
With Fluxscape and Supabase together, you get:
A unified platform for building and operating full-stack applications
Less dependency on external services thru stack consolidation.
Fewer moving parts to manage
Greater long-term stability and control
What’s Next
In the coming weeks, we will release a detailed walkthrough of the Supabase integration and how to use it inside Fluxscape.
If you are interested in early access, contact us at fluxscape.io/contact




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