Amazing product! Started to explore it just a few days ago, as it seems very popular among the Indiehackers community. Got a few nice-to-haves that I'm sure you're already working on :-)<p>1) Auth tokens currently use symmetric signatures, which makes them less useful for zero-latency verification in runtimes like Cloudflare Workers, and also less interchangeable with other auth systems (although it is possible to interchange still by implementing a token minting endpoint ourselves, but that's extra effort and latency). This would also be really useful for integrations with Firebase Auth, which is ironically needed for interoperability with other Firebase products not yet in Supabase :-) It would be great if you switched to standard RS256 + .well-known OIDC endpoints..<p>2) Recently added built-in database-driven GraphQL module is ingenious, but would benefit greatly from Realtime capability (and I know that's hard!)<p>3) It's a bit unclear what the multi-zonal or multi-regional (!) story is for Postgres. This would be very useful not just for HA, but for globally-distributed (reduced latency!) scenarios, like the ones addressed by Fly.io Postgres, for example. I know, global ACID is hard and expensive, but if we could get closer to that (for example, similarly to Fly.io), that would be amazing! Right now, it's not clear what the latency story is for users accessing Supabase from half-across the world. If you could document that at least a bit (incl. which region(s) Supabase is deployed in so we could place our backends closer to those), that would be awesome!<p>Thanks so much, this is such an amazing and unique (!) product that really fills the void left over by Firebase, particularly due to the lack of major progress on Firestore in recent years.