Managing Firestore

Firedeck gives you a native Firestore browser and editor. This page covers the common tasks.

Browse collections

Open a project and select Firestore. Firedeck lists the collections in your database, with document counts. Tap a collection to see its documents, and tap a document to open it.

Read documents

Every Firestore value type is rendered natively — strings, numbers, booleans, timestamps, geopoints, arrays, maps, references, bytes, and null. Nested maps and arrays are shown as structured, expandable values rather than raw JSON.

Edit, create, and delete

• Edit a field value in place and save it back to Firestore.
• Create a new document in a collection, setting typed fields directly.
• Delete a document after an explicit confirmation step.

Write actions require the relevant OAuth scope and Firedeck Pro.

Subcollections and search

Step into subcollections inside a document to reach deeply nested data, and search within a collection to find a specific record.

See also the Firestore overview.