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.

Work in bulk

Firedeck Pro can export and import whole collections, edit or delete thousands of documents at once, and undo any of it.

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.