Neon
Read and write your own Neon serverless Postgres database from your app’s backend.
About Neon
Neon connects to Vibely with your own connection string. Vibely stores it as an Edge Function secret in your project’s Supabase backend, never in the app itself. The apps you build reach Neon through an Edge Function the agent writes, so the project needs Supabase connected. It works in web apps and in iOS and Android apps.
Permissions
What Vibely asks for when you connect Neon.
- Connection string
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