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session

Like a library checkout slip, it marks who you are and how long you stay signed in.

When you show a library card, you borrow books for a set time. A session is the period when a user is signed in and the app can prove who they are.

Each request to your database or server should include proof of identity, often a token, a small signed note that says "this is still Alex." Without a valid session, Row Level Security rules will block access.

Supabase creates and refreshes sessions for you after sign-in. The app stores the session on the device, then sends its token with each request until it expires or the user logs out.

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