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Connections

Give your app accounts, data, sign-in, and AI.

SnapApp uses Supabase for everything your app needs to remember, and OpenRouter for the AI experience you control. Connect each service once in the desktop app.

Three connections, in order

6 steps

Part 1

Connect your backend to SnapApp

Link your Supabase account from Settings → Backend so your app can save data.

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7 steps

Part 2

Set up sign-in options

Turn on email, Google, and Apple sign-in inside your Supabase dashboard.

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3 steps

Premium

Connect your own AI with OpenRouter

Let SnapApp manage the AI experience using your own OpenRouter account for credits and premium models.

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How it works

You own the backend.

Supabase is the only backend SnapApp uses. It stores your app’s accounts, saved information, and uploaded files under your own Supabase account.

Once your project is connected, SnapApp can create the tables and privacy rules your app needs from a plain-language description — no database work on your side.

Sign-in options like Google and Apple are switched on in your Supabase dashboard, because those companies issue the keys directly to you. Part 2 walks through it.