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Manage multiple Supabase accounts

Switch between accounts in seconds — on macOS, Linux and Windows. Your tokens stay in the OS secret vault, never on disk.
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$brew install EliaTolin/tap/supawho
supawho$ supawho whoamiLooking up accounts on Supabase...ACCOUNTEMAILORGANIZATIONclient-ayou@example.comClient Aside-projectyou+dev@example.comPersonal, Labsstagingyou+ops@example.comAcme Incold-gig(token is invalid or revoked)$ ▋

Manage every Supabase account from one CLI

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If you juggle a personal org, several clients and a work account, supawho ends the endless supabase logout → login → paste token dance. Save each Supabase account once, then switch in a second — on macOS, Linux or Windows, from a single dependency-free binary.

Know who is who

supawho whoami maps every saved account to its real email and organizations.

Secure by design

Tokens live in Keychain / Secret Service / Credential Manager — encrypted, never a file.

Truly cross-platform

One static binary for macOS, Linux and Windows. No runtime to install.

Installs everywhere

Homebrew, .deb / .rpm / .apk, or a one-line script.

Switch accounts in three commands

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Terminal window
supawho add work sbp_your_token   # save a Supabase account once
supawho use work                  # switch to it in a second
supawho whoami                    # forgot which is which? map them all

Ready to try it? Head to Getting started, or read How it works for the model behind supawho.