Chinese explainer video collab for Supabase

[halesunvip-git]

Hi Supabase team,

I make short Chinese-language explainer videos for open-source dev tools, using real screen recordings and verified data (no fake numbers). Each video is 60-90 seconds, vertical 720x1280, with Chinese voiceover and burned-in subtitles, priced at $150-450 USDT.

Why Supabase: 110k+ stars, the leading open-source Backend-as-a-Service, cloud pricing on supabase.com.

I currently feature one open-source project per video. These videos reach a Chinese audience of developers and startups who are actively looking for open-source alternatives to expensive SaaS, and I show the official repo, docs, and cloud pricing directly on screen so everything stays credible.

What you get if we work together:

• A high-quality explainer that makes Supabase easier to understand for non-English speakers
• Distribution-ready vertical video (Shorts / TikTok / Reels / 视频号) with your branding
• Verified data only - I cite official repo stats and your pricing page, nothing invented

Samples (published in this style):

• Postiz (real verified revenue $226,716): open-source social media scheduler
• Chatwoot (37.2k stars): open-source customer support
• n8n (206k stars): open-source workflow automation

I am happy to make a free 20-second teaser first, so you can see the style before committing.

If this is interesting, reply here or message me directly and I will share a portfolio link and pricing. Payment is settled directly with the team (crypto/USDT friendly).

Best,
An indie video creator focused on open-source dev tools

[halesunvip-git]

Appreciate the write-up. For anyone planning a short explainer of Supabase, the hard part on a 90-second timeline is not Auth or Storage, it is that Row Level Security needs at least two screens to be understandable: the policy list and the actual SQL. Showing only the policy list makes it look like checkbox configuration, which is the most common misunderstanding I see.

So the cut I am building opens on the dashboard, goes straight into Table Editor, then hard-cuts into the RLS policy screen with a real policy visible, and only then touches the SQL editor. Pricing comes near the end because the free tier and Pro tier difference is what a Chinese developer deciding between self-hosting and the cloud plan actually needs to see.

One question for the team: for a non-technical viewer, is it more useful to show Row Level Security at all, or would Auth plus Storage be the clearer first topic for an audience that has never written a policy before? I can do either as the first episode.