Hi, I’m using Replit for my app and I am connected to Supabase via direct connection. I’m using Stytch for auth. Supabase stores all submitted data and users after Stytch authenticates.
So Stytch also handles the sessions.
So first, do I need to do anything in Supabase regarding sessions? Anything I should be aware of?
I will only be collecting basic contact (email and phone number).
My other question is how do I take all of the rules, policies, keys, schema, from my current prod. schema to another. I’ll basically delete my test project and restart entirely. And then reconnect with the new direct connection in Replit.
Also, I want to add some sort of analytics tracking as well if anyone has advice for that too.
In general, anything I should be away of as I start pushing this to real people.
Thank you so much!
The user is using Replit with Supabase and Stytch for authentication. They seek advice on handling sessions in Supabase, migrating schema and configurations from a test to a production environment, and adding analytics tracking. They also inquire about any considerations when deploying to real users.
For the migration, stick to the Supabase CLI (supabase db pull from test, then db push to prod)—manually copying schemas is a recipe for RLS bugs.
Since you’re on Replit with Stytch, two things are vital:
Connection Stability: Use Supavisor (connection pooling) instead of direct DB links to avoid Replit’s ephemeral connection overhead.
Auth Mapping: Ensure your Stytch JWTs are correctly verified in your RLS policies using request.jwt().
I specialize in these high-performance Supabase migrations for KYRYX. If you want a 20-minute security/architecture audit today to make sure your prod environment is rock solid before the launch, I’m happy to help. DMs are open.