Lovable and Supabase: A Stack Planning Guide
Lovable and Supabase: A Stack Planning Guide
Plan the boundary between the app builder, database and authentication. This is an architecture checklist, not a claimed maker case study.
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Choose the project boundary
Start with the application workflow, the Supabase project it will use and who controls that project. Read the integration guide for the current connection route before deciding how development and production data will be separated.
Design identity and data access together
Write the roles and row-access requirements before connecting privileged tools. An app can have working sign-in and still have an incorrect data-access policy. Verify a representative read and write for each intended role.
Verify the first deployed journey
Check the deployed origin, environment values, authentication redirect behavior and an end-to-end task. Use the linked Lovable–Supabase and RLS guides for the configuration context, then record what your own app actually passed.
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