Prove it on one test row.

N8N + SUPABASE

From capture to a verified undo.

You need a running n8n instance, a Supabase project you control, and permission to install the row capture SQL. Rewind’s beta is free; your provider plans are separate.

1. Sign in and prepare the connector. In Connect, choose n8n and Supabase. Enter your project URL and download the templates. Create separate recording and recovery keys.
2. Install capture on disposable data. Follow the connector guide and use the provided demo table. Import the capture and recovery templates; keep provider credentials in n8n.
3. Record one update. Run the capture workflow. Confirm the operation appears in Rewind with its before, after and version. A downloaded template alone is not a connected workflow.
4. Approve and verify. Review the operation in Rewind, approve recovery, and let your worker process it. Read the row in Supabase to confirm it restored.
5. Check the safeguard. Capture a fresh update, make a later edit, then request recovery. Confirm the later edit remains and Rewind reports a conflict.

NO PROVIDER READY YET?

Try the connected command demo.

This uses a synthetic local record to test Rewind’s recording, approval and worker loop. It does not connect or validate a real n8n/Supabase workflow.

npx --yes https://rewind.kanishq.dev/integrations/rewind-cli-0.1.0.tgz demo

Requires Node.js 24 or later, a free Rewind account and two scoped keys. Uses one history slot.

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