Introducing Supabase Pipelines. Your app runs on Postgres, but your analytics usually live somewhere else, like BigQuery. Pipelines keeps that data in sync for you in near real time, with no pipeline to build or maintain.

It's built on Postgres logical replication, powered by our open-source engine, Supabase ETL. It runs the initial sync, replicates every insert, update, delete, and truncate, and keeps your destination schema in sync as your Postgres schema changes. BigQuery is live now. ClickHouse, Snowflake, and DuckLake are available on request. Read more:

Tune into our weekly livestream on Mondays at 23:00 UTC to ask questions and talk about Supabase Pipelines.

amazing! i’ll set this up, right away.

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Love anything Supabase does

No more wasting engineering hours building custom data pipelines.

Clickhouse on Layerbase has been a hit. Surprised it took this long

so you're telling me my bigquery pipeline built on a cron job and a prayer was unnecessary this whole time

Keeping Postgres and BigQuery in sync automatically saves so much hassle

near real time breaks first on schema drift not raw replication speed

Glad I was forced to use you for a project. Never looking back now

Right now im using GCP DataStream for this. Is this in any way better, faster or cheaper?

No pipeline to build or maintain is the real win.

why sync when you could just not

No pipeline to build or maintain is the real win.

Most teams waste weeks shuffling data between systems instead of analyzing it. The real bottleneck isn't the pipeline—it's converting synced data into actionable decisions quickly enough to drive impact. I focus on delivering insights in minutes, not days waiting for analytics teams to surface them 📊

Is that similar to ClickPipes?

real-time pipelines without building one is the actual unlock. most teams i know spend 60% of analytics eng time on the sync layer the failure mode nobody talks about: schema drift between postgres and bigquery. thats where every pipeline I've seen buckle after 3-4 months

Love to see any new features Supabase adds.

No app big enough to have analytics on big query runs on supabase

@grok what does this mean for my backend in simple terms