Nextjs Supabase Starter

Nextjs Supabase Starter

Nextjs 15 + Supabase Starter

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Nextjs Supabase Starter

Next.js app shell with Supabase auth, dashboard, and light/dark UI

This template combines Next.js with Supabase for sign-up, sign-in, and protected areas, plus a dashboard and responsive layout using Radix-style primitives and Tailwind styling. The README also notes Google OAuth support alongside email-style auth, with middleware for route protection and redirects.

When it is useful

You want a credible starting point for a SaaS-style or internal web app, you are learning the Auth + Postgres patterns Supabase provides, or you plan to fork and replace screens while keeping the plumbing. Expect to supply your own Supabase project and env config.

What you can do

  • Use the authentication flow (including OAuth where you configure it) and session handling described in the project docs.
  • Ship light/dark presentation with system preference detection as implemented.
  • Build on the typed front end and form/validation stack called out in the README.
  • Try the public demo linked from the repository; full setup (keys, redirect URLs, local dev) is in the GitHub project. Rotate any sample credentials before real use.

Limits

  • A starter is not production security on its own; you still own secrets rotation, RLS policies, abuse prevention, and monitoring.
  • Branding, billing, roles, and compliance are out of scope unless you add them.
  • Demo accounts in the README are for evaluation only; never treat them as secrets to copy into production.

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