A real preview environment for every pull request
Database, auth, and storage per branch — secret-scrubbed and swept.
Reviewing a change against production data is risky; reviewing it against nothing is useless. Scribase preview branches give each pull request a full environment — database, auth, and storage — so reviewers see real behavior without touching production, and stale environments never accumulate.
The problem today
- Database-only branches that miss auth and storage state
- Manual teardown that leaves stale, credential-bearing environments
- Add-on pricing per running preview branch
How Scribase helps
Full-stack branches
A branch includes the database, auth, and storage, so a preview behaves like the real app, not a partial copy.
Secret-scrubbed and TTL-swept
Branches are scrubbed of secrets and swept on a TTL when the pull request closes — no manual cleanup, no leaks.
Included, not metered per branch
Preview branches are part of the flat plan instead of a per-running-branch add-on.
The capabilities behind it
Every claim above maps to a feature Scribase ships. Here are the ones this use case leans on most.
Frequently asked
Is a Scribase branch just a database branch?
No. A branch is a full preview environment — database, auth, and storage together — so previews reflect real behavior.
Do I have to clean up preview environments?
No. Branches are secret-scrubbed and swept on a TTL when the pull request closes.