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Why we picked it If you use Supabase as your backend (common under tools like FlutterFlow, Bolt, or a Webflow front end), Row Level Security is the equivalent of Bubble's privacy rules and it is off until you turn it on. This doc shows how to enable it and write a policy so each user only sees their own rows, enforced right in the database. Skipping it means your anon key exposes every table.

Row Level Security

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  • Enable RLS on every table or it stays fully readable
  • Policies enforce access in the database, below the app layer
  • The public anon key is safe only once RLS is on
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Answers How do I add proper user login and role-based access to a no-code app without leaving my data wide open?
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Why we picked it Once you need real roles (admin, member, viewer), this shows the clean pattern: store roles and permissions in tables, put the role in the user's token, then check it in your policies. It is the deeper follow-up to basic RLS when a single owner check is not enough. Use it when different kinds of users need genuinely different access.

Custom Claims and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

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  • Model roles and permissions as tables, not scattered checks
  • Carry the role in the user's token via an auth hook
  • Enforce the role inside your security policies
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Answers How do I add proper user login and role-based access to a no-code app without leaving my data wide open?
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