Updated 26 September 2025
In this blog we will learn about how to connect FlutterFlow with Supabase.
FlutterFlow works smoothly with Supabase, making it a great choice for your app’s backend. Supabase is like a ready-made server that helps you manage important features without extra effort.
FlutterFlow is a popular visual development tool built on Flutter, allowing developers to quickly design and build web and mobile apps using a drag-and-drop interface, without writing complex code.
Supabase is an open-source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) that provides a Firebase alternative. Its services include authentication, database management, storage, and more.
1.Flutter and Supabase are open-source, which means they are open for everyone to use and don’t lock you into one company.
2. FlutterFlow handles the frontend, Supabase handles the backend, so you don’t waste time setting up infrastructure.
3. You can focus on app logic instead of boilerplate code for login, database connections, etc
4. Supabase’s free tier combined with FlutterFlow’s low-code approach reduces development costs.
5. Supabase supports live data sync, perfect for chats, dashboards, and notifications.
Open FlutterFlow , start a new project and choose a blank page.
Drag a Container at the top, set the background color to purple, place a Text widget inside, and set it as “Simple UI” with bold styling.
Below the header, add a ListView widget to display multiple product cards.
Inside the ListView, add a Container and include three Text widgets for Product Id, Product Name, and Product Price, styled with proper padding and spacing.
Run the preview and you’ll see the product list displayed as clean cards under the “Simple UI” header.
We created a product card with Product Id, Name, and Price inside a styled container.
The cards are displayed in a scrollable ListView for a clean and organized layout.
Sign in with Supabase and select your project or create a new one.
Go to the Database section, select Tables, and click “New Table” .
Enter a table name.
Create columns with names, data types, and set a primary key.
Click Save to create the table, ready for data insertion.
Sign in to Supabase, create a new project, and note the API URL and anon/public key.
Go to your FlutterFlow project and open the Settings and Integrations section
Toggle on Supabase and enter the Project URL and anon/public key from your Supabase project.
Choose the tables you want to connect from Supabase and set permissions if needed.
Run the app in FlutterFlow preview or emulator to ensure data is fetched correctly from Supabase.
FlutterFlow integrates seamlessly with Supabase, enabling easy backend management for user authentication, data storage, and real-time updates.
FlutterFlow with Supabase makes it easy to build data-driven apps. Connect the UI to Supabase tables via the URL and anon key, while Supabase manages the backend to keep the app dynamic and scalable.
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