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Feature · · 3 min read

Local Supabase at a glance: Studio, Mailpit and Postgres URLs

The Supabase CLI makes a full backend run on your machine: Postgres, Auth, Storage, Studio and a mail catcher. With several projects, though, you quickly lose track of which instance is running, on which ports, for which app.

Tarmac lists the local Supabase instances that are running and, for each one, gives you one-click links to Studio, Mailpit (the emails your app sends during development), and the API and Postgres URLs ready to copy.

Linked to the right project

Each instance is linked to its project: open the shop in Tarmac and you see its Supabase next to its port, its logs and its Git status. No more guessing from container names.

Docker in the same place

Supabase runs on Docker. Tarmac’s Docker view groups containers by compose project, with state, health, ports, CPU and memory, whether you use Docker Desktop, OrbStack or Colima.

Try it

Install Tarmac for free from the install page. Supabase and Docker are optional: Tarmac shows them when it finds them.