Edge Functions without the laptop.

All your functions in one list

The Edge Functions screen lists every function deployed to your project with its version and whether it is active. Open a function to inspect it and invoke it when you need to check that it still responds. When a webhook stops arriving or an email does not go out, this is where you start.

Secrets and environment variables

Secrets and environment variables have their own tab next to the functions. Rotating a key or fixing a missing variable is often the whole fix for a broken function, and it is a change you can make from your phone.

Logs

Function logs sit with the rest of your project's logs, which you can search and filter by time range. Reading the actual error is usually faster than guessing at it. Logs are part of Pro, and the monitoring page covers them in more detail.

Triggers, database functions and API docs

Edge Functions are rarely the whole story, so the surrounding pieces are there too. Browse database triggers and functions, read generated REST API documentation for your project with cURL and Swift examples, and manage the API keys your apps use.

On Apple Watch

The Apple Watch app includes Edge Function invocations on its live dashboard, next to request counts, Auth, Storage and database size, so a sudden change shows up on your wrist.

Supabase Cloud and self-hosted

Edge Functions work with Supabase Cloud and with self-hosted Supabase when your deployment runs them. Supanator checks which services your stack exposes when you add it.

Free and Pro

Browsing functions, triggers and API keys is free. Logs and advanced analytics are part of Pro. See the Free and Pro comparison.