Introducing the unified Supabase .NET SDK

If you build backends using C# or ASP.NET, connecting to your database just got a lot smoother. Supabase has overhauled its entire .NET toolkit, bringing all of its separate libraries under one roof with a single, synchronized version number. Previously, managing different tools for authentication, storage, and database calls meant juggling mismatched version numbers that could easily break your project.

With this update, every component ships together. According to Supabase, the team wanted to make sure that "when you see a version, you know exactly which packages" pair together. They have also introduced built-in support for standard .NET dependency injection, cutting down the boilerplate code needed to wire up your app.

For anyone using AI tools like Cursor or Windsurf to generate C# backend services, this release removes a ton of friction. Your AI coding assistants will have a much easier time generating reliable setup code without stumbling into confusing version conflicts.