KriyaXlabs · Supabase and PostgreSQL
Supabase and PostgreSQL development
In short
KriyaXlabs builds on Supabase and PostgreSQL, using row-level security to enforce tenant isolation in the database rather than in application code. EduXFlow and WorkPay both run on this stack, and Crampad Enterprise uses PostgreSQL for institution-scoped data.
Supabase is fastest when the schema is right and painful when it is not. Row-level security is a genuine advantage — isolation enforced by the database means an application bug cannot leak another tenant's rows — but only if the policies are written deliberately and tested.
We design the schema before we write the first screen. Tenancy boundaries, indexes for the queries the product will actually run, and migrations that can go forward on a live database without a maintenance window.
For products that outgrow the managed layer, the exit is planned rather than discovered. PostgreSQL underneath means moving to a self-managed or cloud-managed instance is a migration, not a rewrite.
What we build with Supabase and PostgreSQL
Row-level security models
Policies written per table and tested per role, so isolation holds even when a query is written carelessly.
Schema and migration design
Normalised where it matters, denormalised where reads demand it, with migrations that run on live data safely.
Auth, storage and realtime
Supabase auth wired to your role model, storage with signed access, and realtime subscriptions that do not melt under fan-out.
Performance and index work
Query plans read rather than guessed, indexes chosen for real access patterns, and slow queries found before customers report them.
Running in production
Our own products on Supabase and PostgreSQL.
Engagements that use it
Questions about Supabase and PostgreSQL
Supabase and PostgreSQLIs Supabase suitable for enterprise products?
For many, yes, particularly when row-level security is used properly. Where a customer requires data residency, private networking or their own single sign-on, we run PostgreSQL on the cloud they mandate and keep the same schema and access model.
Supabase and PostgreSQLCan you review our existing database?
Yes. A database review covers the schema, row-level security policies, index coverage, slow queries and migration hygiene, and comes back as a written document with fixes ordered by risk.
Everything we build on
Building on Supabase and PostgreSQL?
Thirty minutes, no obligation. We reply within one business day and share a detailed proposal within two business days of the call.
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