Supabase Reports Project Creation Failures

The backend-as-a-service platform is investigating widespread failures preventing new project deployments.

By The Downtime · Aug 31, 2026 · 4:30 PM ·Updated 3 weeks ago

Supabase is experiencing major disruptions to project creation on its platform. New projects are failing to be created, and the company is currently investigating the root cause.

Supabase is a backend-as-a-service platform offering open-source PostgreSQL databases, authentication, and real-time APIs commonly used by developers and startups building web and mobile applications.

The incident was first reported with the status marked as investigating. No further updates on resolution timeline or scope have been provided as of this report.

This is a developing story. We will update as more information becomes available.

🕒 Live updates (7)

resolved Aug 31, 7:06 PM

Project creation has returned to baseline consistently.

monitoring Aug 31, 6:29 PM

Project creation is reporting as recovered across the platform. We will monitor for stability in the near term.

identified Aug 31, 6:01 PM

We are seeing the mitigation steps having the desired effect. Project creation is recovering.

investigating Aug 31, 5:49 PM

While the first set of actions are taking effect, we are implementing a second set of likely mitigations to attempt to facilitate improvement in project creation.

investigating Aug 31, 5:20 PM

We continue to work this issue. The steps we have taken are addressing the hypothesized cause of the issue. We are implementing further related mitigations.

investigating Aug 31, 4:53 PM

We have a working hypothesis on the cause of the issue, and are implementing steps to try to improve project creation performance.

investigating Aug 31, 4:28 PM

Project creation is failing for new projects on the platform. We are investigating.

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