About
Firebase, from wherever you are
FireLog is an independent Firebase console for iOS and Android. It exists because outages do not wait for laptops, and because the web console was never designed for a phone on a cellular connection at the worst possible hour.
We build for the operator’s side of the screen: the person who gets paged, opens their phone, and needs to know within seconds whether something is actually broken. That means Cloud Functions errors with enough context to act on, a Firestore browser that works at small sizes, Auth health that surfaces lockouts before your users report them, and billing budgets that flag a spend spike while it is still small.
What we care about
- Signal, not noise
- Repeated errors are aggregated before they reach you. An alert that fires forty times in a minute is one alert, and it says forty.
- Read-only by default
- Write access is opt-in and role-gated. The phone in your pocket should not be one fat-finger away from editing production data.
- Built for the worst moment
- Big tap targets, thumb-first flows, and a dark mode that survives a 2am screen. The design target is a bad night, not a demo.
Writing
We publish what we learn building on Firebase — setup walkthroughs, platform guides, and release notes worth knowing about. It is all on the guides page.
Who makes it
FireLog is built by Valet Hero. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google, and Firebase is a trademark of Google LLC. If you want to reach us, get in touch.