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:
Samples (published in this style):
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
A user proposes creating short Chinese-language explainer videos for Supabase, targeting developers and startups in China. The videos would feature real screen recordings, verified data, and focus on Supabase features like Row Level Security, Auth, and Storage. The user offers to make a free teaser and discusses the importance of presenting RLS clearly in the video.
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.