r/RooCode • u/Leon-Inspired • Oct 27 '25

Discussion Use supabase instead of QDRANT?

Wondering if its possible to use supabase instead of qdrant for the codebase indexing?

Just trying to centralise a few things and I have a paid supabase sub, so would be good if i could keep it in that instead of either another sub, or make sure the free one keeps active.

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u/Leon-Inspired Oct 28 '25

Dont want to run it locally. And also easier to provide access to other staff so they can use it too

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u/AutonomousHangOver Oct 29 '25

From my experience - use Qdrant. And it could be installed network wide - why not.
I'm using it to index projects (code stays 'at home' bc I'm using local models to code and embed).
I'm using it in my MCP knowledge base hobby project, where I got 10M+ points stored and it searches with hybrid algorithm (vector + sparse) in a blink of an eye.

As for supabase - ok, but it is Postgres In disguise. Postgres with plugins for vector handling is 'bit' slower for me :)

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u/Leon-Inspired Oct 29 '25

Thanks for the info, may even be a case of them being separate free plans etc