Is there a Firebase console app for Android?

Not from Google. The official console is a website. FireLog is a native Android app that uses the same Firebase APIs with your Google sign-in.

Can I edit Firestore from my Android phone?

Yes. FireLog lets you browse Firestore for free and edit document fields with FireLog Pro.

Does FireLog store my Firebase data?

No. The app calls Google's APIs directly from your phone with your own Google sign-in.

Is there an iPhone version?

Yes. FireLog is on the App Store too, with the same features plus sending push notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging.

A Firebase Console App for Android

Google does not ship a Firebase console app for Android. What you can do in a mobile browser, and what a native app adds.

4 min read · updated October 19, 2026

Is there an official Firebase console app for Android?

No. Google publishes the Firebase SDKs for Android, but the console itself only exists as a website at console.firebase.google.com. There is no Firebase console app in the Play Store from Google.

That leaves two options on an Android phone: open the web console in Chrome, or use a third-party app that talks to the same Firebase and Google Cloud APIs.

The web console on a phone

The web console loads in mobile Chrome, and for a quick look it works. It was built for a desktop, though, and it shows:

Data tables and the Firestore viewer scroll sideways and are hard to tap accurately.
Cloud Functions logs open in the Google Cloud console, a second heavy site.
Sessions expire, so you sign in again just when something is on fire.
Billing lives in a separate Cloud Billing page you have to find first.

What FireLog does on Android

FireLog is a native Android and iOS app for the Firebase console. You sign in with the same Google account you use for Firebase, and it reads your projects through Google's own APIs. There is no server of ours in between.

Area	On Android
Projects	Every project on your Google account, prod and staging side by side
Firestore	Browse collections and documents, filter, and edit fields (editing is Pro)
Realtime Database	Browse the JSON tree
Cloud Functions	Every function, its trigger and region, with its log stream
Authentication	Users with created and last sign-in dates
Storage and Hosting	Buckets, files and hosting releases
Billing	Your billing account and budget for the project
Remote Config, App Check, App Distribution, Extensions	Read their current state

Setting it up

1
Install FireLog
Get it from the Play Store.
2
Sign in with Google
Use the account that owns or has access to your Firebase projects. Google asks you to approve Firebase and Cloud project access.
3
Pick a project
Your projects load straight away. Open Firestore, Functions or any other service from the dashboard.

Your permissions are the same as in the web console. If your Google account can only read a project, FireLog can only read it too.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Firebase console app for Android?: Not from Google. The official console is a website. FireLog is a native Android app that uses the same Firebase APIs with your Google sign-in.
Can I edit Firestore from my Android phone?: Yes. FireLog lets you browse Firestore for free and edit document fields with FireLog Pro.
Does FireLog store my Firebase data?: No. The app calls Google's APIs directly from your phone with your own Google sign-in.
Is there an iPhone version?: Yes. FireLog is on the App Store too, with the same features plus sending push notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging.