Why Greenhaus pairs Flutter with Supabase for field operations
A walkthrough of the Greenhaus mobile architecture spanning Flutter, Supabase, and offline-first sync.
By Priya Desai
Greenhaus mobile apps empower maintenance techs, leasing agents, and inspectors even when connectivity drops. We chose Flutter for its expressive UI and Supabase for real-time data sync.
Offline-first sync
A local SQLite store queues changes while the device is offline. Once a secure connection resumes, mutations replay via Supabase edge functions with conflict resolution.
Shared schema
Flutter clients consume the exact types generated from the same Prisma schema powering the web app. This keeps validations, enums, and RBAC checks consistent everywhere.
Observability
We capture client logs and metrics with OpenTelemetry, forwarding traces to our observability fabric. When a field device hits an error, the command center sees it instantly.
The end result is a resilient, secure experience for field teams working in basements, parking garages, or remote properties.