Push alerts
Get a notification when a project goes down, when it recovers and when it reports an unhealthy status. Alerts can be set by category: project health, database, Auth, Edge Functions and Storage. Monitoring runs on a server rather than on your phone, so alerts still arrive when Supanator is closed.
The Android app can also watch a table for you. Pick a table, choose inserts, updates or deletes, add an optional condition such as an amount over 500, and you get a push the moment a matching row lands. Supanator creates the trigger and the Edge Function for you.
Analytics and project health
Follow API requests and error rates, database size, active connections, cache hit ratio, CPU and memory for any time range. The dashboard puts the numbers that matter on the first screen, and each card opens into more detail.
Logs
Search your project's logs, filter them by time range and see which service each entry came from: Postgres, Realtime, Auth, Storage or Edge Functions. Reading the real error message beats guessing what went wrong from a status page.
Realtime
Watch inserts, updates and deletes arrive in your tables as they happen. It is a direct way to confirm that a release is writing what you expect, or that a webhook is finally coming through.
Advisors and security
Review the security and performance advisors for your project, check SSL enforcement and see its encryption status. Advisors are a Supabase Cloud feature, so they appear for Cloud projects.
Widgets and Apple Watch
Home Screen widgets keep your key numbers visible on iPhone, iPad and Android. On iPhone, Pulse goes further: build a metric from one of your tables in a few taps, or write the SQL yourself, pin it as a widget and set a threshold. Supanator tells you the first time the number crosses it.
The Apple Watch app shows a live dashboard with request counts, Auth, Storage, database size and Edge Function invocations. You can browse tables and function details, switch accounts, and it keeps an offline cache with encrypted credential sync.
Monitoring self-hosted Supabase
Self-hosted projects do not have the Cloud platform behind them, so Cloud-only views such as advisors are hidden.
Direct Postgres access adds tools instead: active connections with terminate controls, query performance from pg_stat_statements, table health for bloat, vacuum and analyze status, and a lock monitor with deadlock
detection. Read more about self-hosted support.
