Documentation
Everything you need to set up Firedeck and manage your Firebase projects from iPhone and iPad.
Introduction
Getting started
Install Firedeck, sign in with Google, and open your first Firebase project.
Connecting Firebase
How Firedeck connects to your Firebase projects using Google sign-in and granular OAuth scopes.
Security considerations
Firedeck is fully client-side — no backend, no proxy, no token vault, and no Firebase Admin SDK.
Managing Firebase
Managing Firestore
Browse collections, read and edit documents, create and delete records, and search your data.
Managing Authentication
View and search users, inspect accounts, disable or enable them, and send password resets.
Export & import
Export a Firestore collection, query or selection to JSON, NDJSON, CSV or a Firedeck backup, and import files back with a preview first.
Bulk edit & delete
Change or delete many Firestore documents at once — a selection, or everything matching a filter — with a preview and undo.
History & undo
Every Firestore change made in Firedeck is kept on your device for 30 days and can be undone, without overwriting newer edits.
Usage monitor
See today's Firestore reads, writes and deletes, Storage and Functions usage against the free quota, plus a 30-day history and cost estimate.