firebase.browserThe Firebase console you actually want to open.
Firebase Browser is a modern in-browser GUI for the whole stack. Browse Firestore, edit Storage, ship Cloud Functions, author Rules, manage Indexes and Users, and let the built-in AI assistant do the tedious parts. Sign in with Google. No setup, no waitlist.
Real timestamps, real references, real images, right in the table.
Everything you keep opening five tabs for.
One surface for Firestore, Storage, Rules, Indexes, Users, and Cloud Functions. Built by devs who got tired of switching tabs.
Firestore, done right
Browse collections and subcollections, edit typed fields, run WHERE / ORDER BY / LIMIT queries, and import or export JSON. Paged in batches of 50, never auto-polled.
Smart field renderers
Images become thumbnails. Timestamps become relative time. DocumentReferences become clickable chips that peek the linked document in a side drawer.
Four ways to view
Table for density, Cards for visual data, Split for inspection, and JSON or Tree when you need the raw shape. Selection and filters carry across every view.
AI Assistant
Chat over your data. Query collections, draft documents, generate infographics in a sandboxed worker, and manage Cloud Functions. Every write goes through an approval gate.
Cloud Functions
Create, edit, and redeploy Firebase Cloud Functions (Gen 2) without leaving the browser. HTTPS, callable, Firestore, and scheduled triggers on Node 20, plus one-click import of already-deployed functions.
Rules editor with history
Edit firestore.rules with syntax highlighting, an outline tree, risk badges, coverage map, version diff, and a simulator to test access before you publish.
Indexes management
List composite indexes, create or delete them in place, and deep-link straight from FAILED_PRECONDITION query errors.
Storage browser
Browse buckets, preview images and files, upload and delete objects. Same session, same tab, no separate console.
Users admin
Inspect Firebase Auth users, search and page through them, and manage accounts without switching consoles.
⌘K everywhere
Jump to any collection, recent document, page, or action without leaving the keyboard.
Browser-only, by design
Runs entirely in your browser and talks directly to Google's REST APIs with your OAuth token. Nothing is proxied, logged, or stored on a server.
Free and self-served
No sign-up flow, no waitlist, no billing. The app runs against your own Firebase project quotas.
The right shape for the data you're holding.
Different collections call for different lenses. Switch between table, cards, split inspector, and raw JSON without losing your place. Selection and filters carry across every view.
One tool for the whole console.
Fireview is beautiful for visualizing. The Firebase console is admin-heavy. Firebase Browser aims for both, without a sign-up flow.
| Feature | This | Firebase Console | Fireview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Browse / edit Firestore | ● | ● | ● |
| Card & split views | ● | · | ● |
| Smart field renderers | ● | · | ● |
| Reference peek drawer | ● | · | ● |
| Rules editor + history | ● | Partial | · |
| Rules simulator | ● | ● | · |
| Indexes management | ● | ● | · |
| Storage browser | ● | ● | · |
| Users admin | ● | ● | · |
| Cloud Functions (Gen 2) | ● | ● | · |
| AI assistant over your data | ● | · | · |
| ⌘K command palette | ● | · | · |
| Multi-project | ● | ● | Limited |
| No waitlist | ● | ● | · |
| Free | ● | ● | · |