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The database behind the thing you built.

If your booking site or internal tools run on Supabase, connecting it lets your team inspect projects, tables and data without leaving the assistant.

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Supabase is a common choice for the software property companies build themselves — a direct booking site, an owner portal, an internal tool that started as a weekend project and became load-bearing.

Those projects share a characteristic: they are maintained by someone with another job. Questions about them arrive irregularly and are answered by whoever remembers the schema, which is a fragile arrangement.

Connecting Supabase makes the data reachable by asking. Schema questions, row counts, whether a record exists — answerable without a console, which matters most for the systems nobody has time to maintain properly.

The permission question deserves a real decision rather than a default. Read access to a production database is useful and low-risk; write access is a different proposition, and worth granting only if you specifically want it.

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Once Supabase is connected, ProhostAI works with your projects and data in plain language.

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Supabase connects through OAuth against your account, so ProhostAI never sees your password.

1. 1Open ProhostAI and go to Settings → Connections.
2. 2Search for Supabase and select Connect.
3. 3Sign in to Supabase and approve the permissions.
4. 4Ask what tables exist in one of your projects to confirm it works.

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Grant only the access you intend. A connection able to write to production is a serious permission.

Access follows the connected account’s organisation and project permissions.

This is for your development team rather than property operations.