Firestore, Auth, Storage, Push, Seed Studio, Index Advisor, Workspace Link, Migrations, schema tools, and tasks.
Native Firebase operations
Firestruct is a macOS-first Firebase console for teams that need precise reads, guarded writes, and auditable long-running work.
Operate Firebase from one native control room.
Query Firestore, administer Auth users, browse Storage, test Push payloads, explain index failures, generate seed data, review Fireway migrations, and diff local Firebase workspaces without leaving the project context.
StorageBrowse files without leaving the operator workspacePushBuild notification payloads with token sourcing in viewIndex AdvisorTurn index failures into next actionsSeed StudioPreview generated data before applying it
Firestore and Auth keep table, tree, JSON, and logs available for the same working context.
Google OAuth, service-account JSON, and emulator links are first-class project entry points.
Tabular evidence for collection queries
Simple query mode exposes Firestore rows, column tuning, and operator-safe inspection from the first screen.
Focused user editing with linked details
Auth editing keeps claims, providers, and profile fields visible so support changes are grounded in the full user record.
Early access
Join the Firestruct waitlist.
Get launch updates for the native Firebase console and tell us which workflow matters most to your team.
Feature evidence
Each current workflow is explained through the operator problem it removes.
Firestore operations
Query, inspect, edit, import, export, and transfer Firestore data from one native workspace.
Firestruct brings simple query building, JavaScript scripts, schema analysis, table editing, tree navigation, and bulk data movement into the same guarded workflow.
Run simple or JS queries with table, tree, JSON, logs, map, image preview, and generated schema outputs.
Manage columns, split nested fields, edit documents, and use context actions for field and collection work.
Import, export, transfer, backup, copy, move, duplicate, and rename with previews and task progress.
User and file admin
Auth, Storage, and Push workflows stay connected to the Firebase data they depend on.
Support and development tasks can move across users, profile images, linked Firestore documents, storage objects, push tokens, and manual notification sends without losing the target project.
Search, sort, edit, create, disable, delete, import, export, transfer, and script Auth users with `admin.auth()`.
Browse Storage buckets, upload and download files, copy URLs, preview media, and update Auth `photoURL` values.
Build FCM payloads, resolve token sources from Firestore, validate recipients, and capture send logs.
Safety and deployment
Every long-running or risky operation routes through visible guardrails and task evidence.
Production writes, deploy previews, migrations, seeds, and large transfers are treated as operations that need target labels, explicit confirmation, progress, errors, duration, and retry context.
Use read-only projects, environment labels, same-project path validation, and visible overwrite warnings.
Compare local and deployed rules/indexes through Workspace Link before optional deploy flows.
Track queued, running, successful, and failed tasks with counters, duration, detail logs, and retry controls.
Differentiators
Seed Studio, Index Advisor, Workspace Link, and Fireway visibility go beyond basic admin CRUD.
The current build includes tools for explaining index failures, generating deterministic seed data, detecting seed drift, diffing local workspaces, and reviewing migration status against local source files.
Index Advisor compares query shape with current indexes and explains missing or invalid index requirements.
Seed Studio previews schema-driven data, applies deterministic seeds, and shows original-vs-current drift.
Migrations list Fireway files, Firestore records, applied or pending state, checksums, and source content.
Screenshot gallery
Real surfaces from the current app build show Firestruct’s shipped workflow set.
Firestore
Tabular evidence for collection queries
Simple query mode exposes Firestore rows, column tuning, and operator-safe inspection from the first screen.
Auth
Focused user editing with linked details
Auth editing keeps claims, providers, and profile fields visible so support changes are grounded in the full user record.
Storage
Browse files without leaving the operator workspace
Storage browsing, upload/download/delete actions, metadata, previews, and URL workflows stay next to the rest of the project context.
Push
Build notification payloads with token sourcing in view
Push workflows keep the payload builder and token source visible to reduce blind sends and copy-paste errors.
Index Advisor
Turn index failures into next actions
Diagnostic output makes query shape mismatches legible before you leave the app to adjust indexes.
Seed Studio
Preview generated data before applying it
Schema-driven seed definitions can generate deterministic previews, apply runs, and keep seed provenance available for later drift checks.
Workspace Link
Diff rules and indexes against the local Firebase workspace
Linked `firebase.json` and `.firebaserc` context makes local-vs-deployed rule and index changes visible before deploy actions.
Migrations
Review Fireway status and source from the same project view
Migration records, pending files, checksums, and source content are visible together so database history is easier to audit.
Task queue
Track long-running work without guesswork
Queued imports, exports, retries, and failures all report through a dedicated task monitor with visible status.
Next steps
Move from the landing page into access or dedicated support.
Join the waitlist for the native Firestruct beta.
The public site now focuses on the current product surface, real screenshots, analytics, and the Firestore-backed waitlist.
Use the dedicated help hub for Firestruct setup and support.
Help content lives outside the landing site so the deployed public app stays as a single focused conversion page.