About
JioBase exists because Supabase stopped working for millions of developers in India overnight - and no one was offering a real solution.
In February 2026, Indian ISPs started DNS-blocking *.supabase.co under a government order. Jio, Airtel, ACT Fibernet - all of them. No warning, no public explanation.
Every Supabase-powered app in India broke. Auth, database queries, file uploads, realtime - all of it returned ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT. Thousands of developers woke up to dead production apps.
I was one of them. My own project was completely down. The fix people kept suggesting - "just change your DNS" or "just use a VPN" - only worked for the developer, not their users. If your app has 10,000 users on Jio, you can't ask all of them to change their DNS settings.
So I spent a weekend building a Cloudflare Worker that acts as a reverse proxy. Route your traffic through a domain that isn't blocked, and everything works again. Then I realized every other Indian developer with a Supabase app needed the same thing.
That weekend project became JioBase.
JioBase is a managed reverse proxy. Instead of your app talking directly to yourproject.supabase.co (which is blocked), it talks to yourproject.jiobase.com (which isn't).
The proxy forwards every request to Supabase and returns the response. REST API, Auth, Storage, Edge Functions, Realtime WebSockets - everything works transparently. Your anon key, your RLS policies, your existing code - nothing changes except one URL.
Swap your Supabase URL. That's it. Deploy and your app works again.
Runs on Cloudflare Workers with edge nodes in Mumbai, Chennai, and 300+ cities worldwide.
Your tokens, headers, and RLS policies pass through unchanged. Zero data stored.
Licensed under AGPLv3. Read every line of code on GitHub.
Indie developer from India
I build tools that solve real problems for developers. When the Supabase block hit India, it broke my own production app. I built JioBase to fix it for myself, then opened it up for everyone because no developer should have to pay to fix someone else's problem.
JioBase is free and I fund the Cloudflare infrastructure out of my own pocket. If it's keeping your app alive, consider buying me a coffee - it directly pays for the servers.
JioBase runs entirely on Cloudflare's infrastructure. No AWS, no Vercel, no traditional servers. Everything is serverless and edge-first.
JioBase is licensed under AGPLv3. The entire codebase is on GitHub. You can read the proxy logic, the API, the dashboard - everything. If you don't trust a proxy service (and you shouldn't trust any blindly), go read the code.
Contributions are welcome. If you find a bug, want to add a feature, or just want to improve the docs - open a PR.
Fix it in under 60 seconds. Change one URL and deploy.