Sodabase

Sodabase is a monitoring tool for Supabase projects. It learns how each table normally changes, then flags tables that have gone stale, had columns renamed or removed, or hold values that look wrong.

What Sodabase does

• Stale data alerts: spots tables that have stopped receiving new rows, such as when a cron job or sync stops writing.
• Schema change checks: catches columns that were renamed, removed or changed while code still relies on them.
• Value checks: looks for duplicated rows and sudden spikes that suggest bad writes.
• Cause and fix in Slack: names the cron job, edge function, sync or agent behind a fault, explains it in Slack and proposes a fix for approval.
• Read-only access: connects through Supabase sign-in using a read-only database role.

Key facts

• Operator: Soda
• Launched: 8 October 2026, when the maker presented it on Hacker News
• Automatic fixes: marked as coming soon
• Data stored: monitoring results, not table contents