iOS & Android

The Firebase console,
as a mobile app.

Browse Firestore, read Cloud Functions logs, and check Auth users and billing from your phone — on iPhone and Android.

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Is there a Firebase console mobile app?

Google does not publish a Firebase console app, but FireLog is a Firebase console mobile app for iPhone and Android. It is a Firebase console mobile app for iPhone and Android, published by Valet Hero LLC and launched in 2025, that lets developers browse Firestore, read Cloud Functions logs, check Authentication users and review Firebase billing from their phone. The full web console stays at console.firebase.google.com.

How do I open the Firebase console on my phone?

You can open console.firebase.google.com in a mobile browser, or install FireLog from the App Store or Google Play and sign in with the Google account that has access to your Firebase projects. FireLog then lists every project on that account.

Is FireLog free?

FireLog is free to download on the App Store and Google Play, and it offers FireLog Pro as an in-app purchase that unlocks services such as Cloud Functions logs and Authentication.

Is FireLog made by Google?

No. FireLog is published by Valet Hero LLC and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google; Firebase is a trademark of Google LLC.

Put the console in your pocket

Free to download on the App Store and Google Play. FireLog Pro is an in-app purchase.

FireLog showing a live Cloud Functions log stream