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Powerful Firebase GUI
A powerful Firebase GUI: manage Firestore and Realtime Database through tables, forms and dashboards, not the raw console. Free to start.
Why teams use Jet as their Firebase GUI
Tables, forms and dashboards over Firestore and Realtime Database, with permissions your whole team can safely use — not just the developer with console access.
Build secure app fast
Firebase data in a shape humans can read
Describe how your team needs to view and edit Firebase data, and Jet builds it. Add charts and validation the console cannot provide.
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Firestore and Realtime Database in One GUI
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Structured Editing, Not Raw JSON
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Charts and Metrics on Firebase Data
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Granular Role-Based Access
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Extend With APIs and Other Sources
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a GUI for Firestore?
Yes. Jet connects to Firestore and turns your collections into tables you can search, filter and edit, with forms instead of raw JSON.
Can I edit Firebase data without the console?
Yes. Documents, nested maps and arrays get real inputs with validation, so people can change data without opening the Firebase console or touching project settings.
Does it work with Realtime Database as well as Firestore?
Yes. Connect both and manage them side by side in the same interface.
Can I build charts on Firebase data?
Yes. Build dashboards directly on your collections to track usage, growth and status. The Firebase console has no equivalent.
Can my team use Firebase without project keys?
Yes. People sign in to Jet, not to Firebase. Role-based access decides which collections and fields each person can touch, so nobody needs console access to do their job.
Can I trigger Cloud Functions from the interface?
Yes. Put a button on a record that calls a Cloud Function or a REST endpoint, and join Firebase with your other databases on the same screen.
