AboJad

Thanks for the thoughtful breakdown — this makes sense from a system design and data integrity perspective. I agree that structuring around organizations and ensuring proper linkage (especially with RLS and relational integrity) can justify some upfront complexity. The part I’m more curious about is slightly different: In many SaaS products, even when the underlying system requires this structure, the user is sometimes allowed to reach a “first success moment” before fully engaging with that complexity. So the tradeoff becomes not just: correct setup vs speed but: early exposure to complexity vs early perceived value I’m wondering if there’s ever been consideration around: allowing a faster path to first success (even if partially abstracted), and deferring some of this structure until after initial activation. Would be interesting to hear how Supabase balances that internally.