From schema to row in a few taps
Start from the list of schemas and tables, open a table and its rows are there. The table editor is the screen most people open first when something looks wrong in production: a profile that did not update, an order stuck in a status, a flag that should have flipped. Finding the row and seeing its real values takes seconds.

Search, sort and filter
Search the rows of a table, sort by any column and filter down to the record you need. Column headers show each column's
type, so you can tell a uuid from a text or a timestamp before you touch anything.
On iPad the larger layout shows more columns side by side, which makes wide tables much easier to scan. On iPhone and Android phones the same table scrolls horizontally with the column headers kept in view.

Edits that respect your schema
Add, edit and delete rows with forms that follow your data types and constraints, so it is clear which columns are required and what kind of value each one expects before you save.
Relationships at a glance
An interactive diagram shows how your tables connect through foreign keys: a fast way to understand an unfamiliar schema, or to remember which table a column points to before you change it.
Row Level Security
Review and manage the Row Level Security policies on your tables from the same app. For new policies, the AI assistant can draft one from a plain description of what it should allow.
Supabase Cloud and self-hosted
The table editor works with Supabase Cloud projects and with self-hosted Supabase, including the official Docker setup, Kubernetes, the Supabase CLI and custom Postgres. For anything else, the SQL editor is one tap away.
Free and Pro
Browsing schemas, tables and rows is free. Creating tables, adding, editing and deleting rows, and managing RLS policies are part of Pro. See the Free and Pro comparison.