AKoudaQ: Can Twidget replace Supabase/Firebase for developers?
I'm using Cursor and considering Twidget as an alternative to Supabase/Firebase. Quick questions:
Does Twidget provide a REST API/SDK I can call directly from my code?
Can I use it as backend-only while building my frontend separately in my own codebase?
Does it support real-time database subscriptions?
Can I write custom queries programmatically, or only through the visual interface?
What are the pricing limits compared to Supabase/Firebase?
Basically, I want to know if I can integrate Twidget into my existing development workflow in Cursor.
Thanks!
Twidget
Nov 30, 2025A: Twidget doesn’t provide an external API for managing resources, but you can use Twidget to create your own APIs and call them from your codebase.
Real-time database subscriptions aren’t supported yet.
All resource management and setup currently happens through the visual interface.