Supabase + React-admin stack for internal tools

Hey everyone,

I’ve been following how modern engineering teams are architecting their internal tools lately, and the combination of Supabase + React-admin is consistently standing out as a high-impact stack.

Our friends at 9thCO Inc. recently shared how to leverage this to deliver full-featured platforms, and it highlights exactly why this pair works so well:

• The “All-in-One” Backend: With Supabase, you aren't just getting a database; you get Postgres, Auth, and Storage right out of the box. It eliminates the need to manually stitch together backend services.
• Zero Boilerplate Frontend: React-admin remains the go-to open-source framework for a reason. It handles the repetitive setup of admin panels (datagrids, filters, forms) so you can focus entirely on your custom business logic.
• Native Security via RLS: Because you can leverage Row Level Security (RLS) directly, you maintain granular control over your data without having to build a complex middle-tier API.
• Direct Database Control: The integration allows for high-performance data fetching while keeping the architecture clean and scalable.

It’s a massive time-saver for building member management platforms, CRMs, or any data-heavy internal dashboard without reinventing the wheel.

I’m curious to get the community's take: For those of you building internal tools or admin panels on Supabase, are you sticking with custom React/Next.js views, or are you using a framework like React-admin to handle the heavy lifting?

(I'll drop the link to the full hands-on guide in the comments for those interested in the implementation details!)