You build with FlutterFlow? Manage your Supabase backend in 2 minutes
FlutterFlow has native Supabase support — Backly reads the same credentials to give you a full database browser, schema inspector, and row-level editor without leaving your workflow.
How to get your Supabase credentials
From FlutterFlow
Open FlutterFlow → Settings → Integrations → Supabase
In your FlutterFlow project, click the gear icon (Settings) in the left sidebar, then go to Integrations → Supabase.
Copy the API URL shown in FlutterFlow
FlutterFlow shows your Supabase project URL directly in the integration panel. Copy it — it looks like: https://xxxxxxxxxxxx.supabase.co
https://xxxxxxxxxxxx.supabase.coCopy the Anon Key from FlutterFlow or Supabase Dashboard
FlutterFlow also shows the anon key. Alternatively, go to your Supabase Dashboard → Settings → API → anon/public key.
Paste both credentials into Backly below
Enter the same URL and anon key you use in FlutterFlow. Backly will connect to the exact same Supabase project.
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