The open source demo app for Supabase Realtime. Open multiplayer.dev in a few browser tabs to see other visitors' cursors, who is online, and a shared chat, all delivered over Realtime.

• Presence – the avatar stack in the top corner shows who is currently online. Realtime tracks each connection and notifies everyone else when someone joins or leaves, even if they drop unexpectedly.
• Broadcast – cursor positions and emoji reactions are sent as short-lived Broadcast messages that fan out to everyone in the room without being stored in the database.
• Broadcast from Database – chat messages are inserted into a Postgres table, and a trigger calls realtime.send to broadcast each one to the room. See migrate.sql and the Broadcast from Database docs.
• Broadcast Replay – the chat channel is private and asks Realtime to replay recent messages, so you see recent history when you join or reconnect. Replayed messages are shown dimmed.
• Authorization – private channels are checked against Row Level Security policies on realtime.messages. See the Realtime Authorization docs.

1. Create a Supabase project and run migrate.sql in the SQL editor to set up the chat table, trigger, and policies.

2. Copy .env.example to .env.local and fill in your project URL and API key (find them in your project's API settings).

3. Install dependencies and start the dev server:

   npm install
   npm run dev

• Supabase Realtime, with Multiplayer Features – the 2022 launch post for this demo, covering Presence and Broadcast
• Realtime: Broadcast from Database – send database changes to clients with Broadcast
• Realtime: Broadcast Replay – let private channels retrieve earlier messages
• Realtime Authorization docs – secure channels with RLS policies
• Realtime documentation
• Supabase UI Library Realtime components – drop-in components for building features like these: Realtime Cursor, Realtime Avatar Stack, and Realtime Chat