basefyio vs. Supabase: Which Backend Should You Use?

Both basefyio and Supabase give you a database with an auto-generated REST API, authentication, and storage. The differences come down to isolation, self-hosting, and how the platform is operated.

How basefyio is different

basefyio provisions a dedicated database and an isolated auth realm per project, and is built to be self-hosted with Docker Compose from day one. If you want true single-tenant isolation and full control of where your data runs, that's the core distinction.

Feature comparison

FeaturebasefyioSupabase
Database modelDedicated database per projectShared database (schema-based isolation)
Self-hostingFirst-class, Docker Compose includedSupported, more involved setup
Auto REST APIYes, auto-generated REST APIYes, auto-generated REST API
AuthenticationDedicated auth realm per project (OAuth + email)GoTrue (email, OAuth, magic links)
StorageS3-compatible object storageS3-compatible
Query languageStandard SQL, no lock-inStandard SQL, no lock-in
RealtimeRoadmapBuilt-in

Frequently asked questions

Is basefyio a Supabase alternative?
Yes. basefyio offers the same core building blocks — a dedicated database, an auto-generated REST API, authentication, and object storage — with per-project isolation and a self-hosting-first design.
Can I migrate from Supabase to basefyio?
Because both use standard SQL, you can export your schema and data and import it into a basefyio project. There is no proprietary query language to rewrite.
Does basefyio have realtime subscriptions?
Realtime is on the roadmap. Today basefyio focuses on database, REST API, auth, and storage. If realtime is a hard requirement right now, factor that into your decision.

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