Charts vs Schema

Open Source: Charts: For Supabase is an open source analytics app for your supabase project. Download from the App Store or get the code and build it yourself! Simple: Execute queries from your data based on SELECT or RPC statements. Uses the Supabase JS library. Add most supported postgrest-js modifiers like filters and sort. Secure: The app only communicates with your own supabase projects. It runs on the public API using the public URL and anon key, so RLS is respected. Configurable: Place the queries around the app however you like! Perfect for developers trying out Supabase to get a handle on how their apps are performing. Source code: https://github.com/aarich/charts-for-supabase

A simple MySQL and Postgres database client for iOS. Designed for easy database management. Connect effortlessly to MySQL and Postgres. Manage your database without writing SQL queries. Works with database providers like Supabase, Neon DB, PlanetScale, and AWS databases and others. Whether you’re an indie hacker building something new or a seasoned developer shipping at scale, Schema makes Postgres and MySQL access simple when you’re away from you desk.  With Schema, you can monitor your data, leverage built-in Supabase realtime features, and manage MySQL client or Postgres client workflows with ease. Works great with major database providers and is designed as a great companion app to Neon DB’s scalability, PlanetScale’s simplicity, or AWS databases’ power, Schema delivers a fast, intuitive experience for developers and database admins. Terms of Use: https://tryschema.com/support/terms-of-use Standard Apple EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/