Build a Firestore GUI in minutes.

• Data visualization: Display data in charts, graphs, and other visual representations.

• Data management: Add, update, delete, and view records in a Firestore database.

• Data import/export: Import and export data from and to the database, in various formats such as CSV, JSON, and others.

• Real-time data synchronization: Display real-time updates to the database in the GUI.

• Index management: Manage and create indexes for optimizing database performance.

• Query builder: Build and run queries to retrieve specific data from the database.

• Backup and restore: Backup and restore database data to ensure data availability and integrity.

• Monitoring and reporting: Monitor and generate reports on database performance and usage.

Many companies want to build a custom Firesotre GUI instead of using Firebase Console or Fireadmin because:

• A custom Firestore GUI can be customized for all unique requirements of the development team or the project, with features and functionality that match the team's workflow and development practices.

• It is easier to integrate a custom Firestore GUI with other SaaS tools and any other datasources already in use by different teams in the company.

• Custom GUIs built using low-code tools like Appsmith turn out to be more cost-effective than purchasing a commercial tool.

• The development team gets complete control over the code and functionality of the tool, allowing for easy, ongoing maintenance, updates, and improvements as needed.

• Development teams sometimes have specific technical requirements or constraints that are not met by existing Firestore GUI tools.

• Engineering bandwidth: Giving your end-users CRUD and more capabilities they need to work with your data in a safe and secure way without increasing dependency on engineering resources.

• UX and data analysis: Creating an intuitive, easy-to-navigate GUI that lets users get all the insights they need from the data is a difficult task without frontend and backend expertise on the team building the GUI.

• Interoperability: The GUI should be able to work seamlessly or integrate with other tools and applications that are used in conjunction with the database.

• Security: A GUI must ensure that data privacy and security and sensitive data should only be accessible to authorized users. Proper user authentication and authorization functionality can be challenging and time-consuming to build from scratch.

• Engineering teams: to manage data in Firestore databases, as well as to build and run queries, perform real-time updates, to monitor the performance and usage of Firestore databases, manage backups and restores, and more.

• DevOps teams: to manage the deployment and scaling of Firestore databases, and to manage user authentication and access control.

• Data science teams: to visualize and analyze data in Firestore databases, and build custom data models to support their work.

• IT teams: to manage the security and compliance of Firestore databases, and to enforce data retention and deletion policies.

• Business intelligence and sales teams: to manage customer and user data, as well as to track sales, marketing, and other business metrics.