superun Cloud is a full-stack cloud platform that handles every part of your application — from the frontend users see to the backend that powers it. Describe what you want in superun and it generates frontend and backend ready to run in the cloud. Instead of managing hardware or complex infrastructure, you get hosting and compute on demand that scales as your app grows. superun Cloud builds on Supabase’s open-source foundation, so you get a production-ready environment from day one without setting up Supabase separately. You get a production-ready database, realtime updates, and user authentication with no manual setup.
Why superun Cloud
- Scales with you： From first prototype to millions of users, superun Cloud grows with your needs.
- Secure by default： Enterprise-grade auth, fine-grained access control, and compliance best practices protect your app and data.
Enabling superun Cloud
By default, superun Cloud is enabled for your workspace. Manage per-project behavior under Build → Skill Library → superun Cloud.
User preferences
The default for cloud integration is Ask every time — you decide whether to enable or disable cloud per project. Change preferences anytime from Build → Skill Library → superun Cloud. When a feature needs backend capabilities (e.g. authentication), superun prompts you. You have three choices:
- Allow： Enable integration for the current project.
- Deny： Decline for this request (you may be asked again later).
- Adjust preferences： Change the default for future projects (does not affect the current project).
Temporarily disable cloud
If you are not actively developing, you can pause cloud to stop billing:
- Open Build in the left menu
- Go to the Skill Library tab
- Find superun Cloud
- Click Disable in the top-right
Billing pauses while disabled; re-enable when you need development again.
Data is retained while cloud is disabled, but backend features (login, database, etc.) stop working. If the project is published, live users cannot use backend-dependent features. Pause cloud only when the project is not open to the public.
Using your own Supabase
If you use your own Supabase, you are not using superun Cloud — turn superun Cloud off (see Temporarily disable cloud above).
While superun Cloud is on, you use the official cloud service, not your own Supabase instance.
Each cloud tool in user preferences has three options:
- Always allow： superun runs the action automatically without asking.
- Ask every time： superun requests approval before each action.
- Never allow： superun blocks the action, tells you cloud access is required, and points you to enable cloud.
Change cloud tool preferences anytime from Build → Skill Library → superun Cloud.
superun Cloud features
Click the + next to Preview mode in any superun project to open the Cloud tab. Features and settings live under Cloud:
Database
- Auto-generated schema： Describe data in plain language; superun creates tables and schema.
- Manage without SQL： View, edit, and organize records in the UI. Update values, inspect tables, and keep data in sync without writing queries.
Users and authentication
- User management： View accounts, track activity, manage access.
- Built-in authentication： superun can generate signup/login pages. Supports email, phone, and Google sign-in.
- Secure by default： Authentication is powered by superun Cloud.
Enable authentication
- Go to Build → Skill Library → superun Cloud details
- Click Authentication settings
- Under Sign-in methods, choose:
- Email： Email and password
- Phone： SMS OTP
- Google： Google sign-in
After enablement, superun generates the matching signup/login UI for your app.
- Built-in AI： superun Cloud includes AI for smarter, more engaging features. See superun AI.
- Examples:
- AI summaries – Compress long text into clear bullets
- AI chatbots or agents – Conversational assistants in your app
- Sentiment detection – Understand user feedback at scale
- Monitor superun AI usage and performance from the AI overview.
Logs
- Live monitoring： Watch application activity in real time.
- Debug and trace： Find errors, follow events, keep the backend healthy.
Example flow — prompt superun to build a CRM
Step 1: Organize data (database)
Describe the data you need:
superun creates the schema and tables.
Step 2: Secure access (users and authentication)
Ask superun to add authentication:
superun configures auth and generates signup/login pages.
Step 3: Add AI (optional)
Enhance with AI:
superun integrates AI to auto-generate summaries.
Independent test environment
After a project is published, open Cloud → Test environment for a backend isolated from production—useful for verifying data, auth, and third-party integrations.
- Separate URL, data, and auth; changes do not sync to production
- Idle environments usually recycle daily at 02:00; first enable or post-recycle needs wait time
- Only the project owner can enable / retry / rebuild; editors can view
- Marked limited-time free (as shown in product)
See Independent test environment. 
