BaseBuddy: An open-source, self-hosted CMS that works directly with existing Supabase/Postgres databases
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Ravi Teja KNTS
Crisped on the outside, thoughtful enough on the inside.
Summary
BaseBuddy is a self-hosted, open-source CMS that integrates directly with existing Supabase and Postgres databases. It provides a WordPress-like editor for managing posts, media, files, SEO fields, publishing, authors, and permissions without renaming or reshaping the user's existing database schema. The product solves the common problem of needing to restructure databases or build custom admin panels when adding CMS functionality.
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You connect your project, map your tables, and get a clean WordPress-like editor for posts, media, files, SEO fields, publishing, authors, and permissions.
BaseBuddy does not rename or reshape your tables.
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