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Let us build! In this lesson you create your first Supabase project, your app's dedicated home for data, auth, and files.

A Supabase project is an isolated backend: its own Postgres database, auth, storage, and Edge Functions. Each project stays separate and secure.

First you need an account at supabase.com. Sign up with GitHub or email, log in, and you land on your personal dashboard.

On your dashboard, hit New Project to open the setup wizard. It is the gateway to a fresh backend, and the flow is refreshingly simple.

Give your project a clear name, then set a strong Database Password. That password unlocks direct database access, so save it somewhere safe.

Pick a Region closest to your users to cut latency, then choose the organization the project belongs to (your personal one for solo projects).

Hit Create new project and Supabase provisions everything for you: the Postgres database, auth, and storage. It usually takes a couple of minutes.

When provisioning finishes, you land on your project dashboard — your control center. The left sidebar holds database, auth, storage, and more.

Open Project Settings (bottom of the sidebar) to rename the project or grab your API URL and keys — the keys your app uses to connect securely.

You've just learned how to set up a new Supabase project. Let's see what you remember!

Done! You created your first Supabase project, set a name, password, and region, and met your new dashboard. Next: a full tour of it.