Updates

In this update, we've introduced a powerful new command bar to Fireview that makes navigation and content creation faster and more intuitive. This will just be the start and we are already working on making it much more powerful in the coming updates. We've also made significant improvements to performance and usability across the application, especially for tables and creating layouts.

In this update we have made many small and big improvements to improve the quality of life. We have updated the modals in Fireview to be more informative, easier to use and with extra features. You can now for example add undetected subcollections yourself using our manual input, and request new integrations in settings.
We have also revamped the filter operators and value inputs for different data types, e.g. you can now easily filter on dates by using out natural language input or construct/paste references to filter on.

Introducing charts in Fireview. You can now create powerful charts connected directly to Firestore with just a few clicks. Charts are a different type of collection view, just go to the collection view settings > layout and change it from table to chart.

This update brings new powerful aggregations to our data table footer, allowing you to easily view the number of documents, averages and sums and much more. If you're familiar to Notion you'll feel right at home with this update.

• Added aggregations to table footer

  • Count all: Get a tally of all documents in a view

  • Count empty: Count the number of documents where that field is empty

  • Count non empty: Count the number of documents where that field is not empty

  • Percent empty: Percent of the documents where that field is empty

  • Percent non empty: Percent of the documents where that field is not empty

  • Average: Calculate mean values for numerical fields

  • Sum: Total up numerical fields

  • Minimum: Lowest value for numerical fields

  • Maximum: Highest value for numerical fields

  • Earliest date: Earliest date value for timestamp fields

  • Latest date: Most recent date value for timestamp fields

  • Date range: Time between earliest and latest dates for timestamp fields

We're excited to announce that subcollections are now fully supported in Fireview, allowing you to now view all of your data.

• Added subcollection support

  • View the whole collection group by default

  • View subcollections within top-level documents using our table block in the document view

    • You can for example use this to view all messages for a certain chat document.

  • Multi-level nesting support

• Improved settings modal

  • Merged account and workspace settings for easier access

  • Improved layout page

• Fixed issue where the table and the application would freeze

You can now open linked documents with one click in Fireview. Gone is the pain of having to copy a linked document reference, and trying to find that document in Firestore manually. Fireview makes it super easy now to quickly view the data of that document.

• Open linked documents

  • Open from either cells or blocks

  • Improved reference block

• Major grid editor performance improvements

• Small visual improvements to sidebar

You can now show the Firestore document ID as a column and perform filter and sort operations on it! When you import collections in Fireview or refetch the schema of existing ones you'll see an Id field show up.

Also, the sidebar has been reworked for easier navigation, plus we made the URL block previews a lot more reliable (and a little prettier) in document views.

• Added ID field

  • Can be used in filters and other places just like data fields

• Added caching for better performance

• Improved sidebar

• Improved URL block

• Improved GenAI speed

Our first version of GenAI has been added to Fireview. Use natural language to easily create collections views and add tables to pages, based on your prompt. This is just the very start of our vision, stay tuned for more!

• Added GenAI 1.0

  • Create collection views with natural language

• You can now import multiple (or all) collections at once

In this update we have improved the experience for new and existing users, by adding a much improved home screen and onboarding steps when creating a new workspace.

• New home page

• Onboarding steps for new workspaces

• Added support for creating and joining multiple workspaces

You can now view the data of a document inside of our document view. The document view works the same as our pages, so drag fields around, add other blocks and create a custom layout that makes sense for your collections.

• Added document view

  • View fields inside of a block

  • Create layouts for all data in a collection

• Added drag to select to grid editors

  • Quickly delete multiple blocks at once

• Selected project & database states are now cached

Filtering your Firestore data is now easier than ever before. Fireview now lets you use Notion style filters, which are intuitive but also very powerful to use.

• You can now use filters in Fireview

  • Added OR & AND logic for complex queries, enabling more sophisticated data analysis

  • Introduced nested filters for multi-level data exploration

  • Save filters to a view just like in Notion so you never lose them

• Extra customization

  • Added workspace themes to make Fireview align with your brand colors

  • Add icons to collections to keep things organized

Introducing the grid editor, an intuitive way to manage the content of pages and link it to your data.

• Introduced grid editor for creating custom pages and dashboards

  • Drag-and-drop interface for easy layout customization

  • Block library include at the start:

    • Headings

    • Paragraphs

    • Subpages

    • Tables

    • Dividers

    • Soon many more…

• Improved table view to show nested fields directly

  • Enhanced visibility of complex data structures

Welcome to Fireview 1.0! In our very first version you're able to securely connect a Firebase project and view your data in a table.

• Auto schema inference for quicker setup

  • Reducing manual configuration time for new users

  • Added ability to refine and customize inferred schemas

• Data table connected to live Firestore data

• Connect multiple Firebase projects and collections