Developer Update - January 2026
Monthly roundup of Supabase improvements including Stripe Sync Engine dashboard integration, enhanced Metrics API documentation, Index Advisor in Table Editor, PostgREST v14 upgrade, Python type generation in CLI, and new quick starts for popular frameworks.
Here’s everything that happened with Supabase in the last month:
Update on security progress and roadmap
Learn about all the security features we added last year and our 2026 roadmap.
Stripe Sync Engine in the Supabase Dashboard
One-click integration for the Stripe Sync Engine directly in the Supabase dashboard. Query your customers, subscriptions, invoices, and payments using standard SQL.
Enhanced docs for the Metrics API
Better guidance on how to stream Supabase database telemetry into any Prometheus-compatible observability stack.
Build ChatGPT apps with Supabase and mcp-use
Learn how to build ChatGPT apps that connect to your Supabase database. Use mcp-use, an open source SDK that makes it easy to deploy MCP Servers on Supabase Edge Functions.
Index Advisor in Table Editor
It’s now much easier to detect missing indexes in your database.
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Quick Product Announcements
- Supabase is now in the top-100 repos on GitHub. [Twitter]
- Data API upgraded to PostgREST v14. [GitHub]
- Python Type Generation in the CLI. [Twitter]
- Three new quick starts in docs for Expo React Native, TanStack Start, and Flask. [Twitter]
- Explain/Analyze diagrams are now available in the Supabase Dashboard. [Twitter]
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