Firepulse is your Firebase projects in your pocket. Read-only.
Firepulse is a read-only mobile console for Firebase projects. Sign in with Google, browse every project on your account, and check the metrics that matter, Firestore reads/writes, Crashlytics, Analytics, hosting traffic, without opening a laptop. Firepulse is not affiliated with Google.
One tile per project, fit-to-screen grid, fullscreen wall-display mode. Pick any metric, active users, crash-free rate, function invocations, Firestore reads, hosting bandwidth, p95 latency, and see it across every project at a glance.
Every Firebase project on your Google account. Sortable by name, status, or starred. Search, refresh, open.
Overview, Analytics, Backend, Services, Deploys, and Explore tabs. Real numbers, real charts, no fluff.
Pick two projects, view Analytics, Crashlytics, and Functions side by side over 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d.
Daily or weekly, at 9 AM, 12 PM, or 7 PM local. Up to 2 headline metrics, any number of projects. Assembled server-side (Cloud Scheduler → dispatcher → push) and delivered as a single notification with per-project breakdowns and delta arrows. No background polling.
Native Android widgets render your favourite metrics directly on the home screen. iOS widgets coming soon.
Pro is $9/month. Cancel anytime.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Project directory & search | ✓ | ✓ |
| Per-project analytics view | ✓ | ✓ |
| Crashlytics & error rates | ✓ | ✓ |
| Global multi-project dashboard | — | ✓ |
| Side-by-side project compare | — | ✓ |
| Server-side push digests | — | ✓ |
| Android home-screen widgets | — | ✓ |
| Extended metric history (90d) | — | ✓ |
Firepulse cannot create, modify, or delete anything in your Firebase projects. Beyond basic profile and email, every Google OAuth scope it requests is read-only:
If you turn on notifications, a Google refresh token is stored on our backend so the digest can be assembled server-side while you sleep. The token is encrypted at rest with Google Cloud KMS envelope encryption and used only to read the metrics and projects you selected. Delete the notification and the token is revoked and erased, or revoke at any time from myaccount.google.com.
Glance at production from the bus.
One app per role, not five web tabs.
Crash and error trends now, not after boot.
DAU and crash-free rate without opening Looker.
Leila ships two Firebase apps, a B2C product with 8,000 daily users and an internal tool for her team. She checks both every morning without opening a laptop.
Firepulse delivers her daily digest at 7 AM. The notification reads: B2C app, 7,840 active users (↑ 4%), crash-free rate 99.1% (↓ 0.3%). The delta arrow on crash-free is slightly down. She taps the notification.
Firepulse opens directly to the B2C project. She checks the Crashlytics tab, three new crash signatures, all on Android 14, one on a specific OEM. She screenshots the trend chart and pastes it into Slack before she's finished her coffee. Total time: 90 seconds, no laptop needed.
She pulls up Compare, sets B2C vs the internal tool, picks "7 days." Function invocations are flat on the internal tool, good, nothing unusual. She closes the app. Her first standup is at 9 AM. She already knows the agenda.
None of this required opening a browser, signing in to the Firebase console, or loading five different web pages. The digest was assembled server-side overnight, Leila's phone didn't poll anything while she slept. Her battery looks the same as when she charged it.
Firepulse is read-only by design. That constraint is intentional and worth understanding before you install.
You cannot create, update, or delete anything in your Firebase projects from Firepulse. No Firestore writes, no rule changes, no user management. If you need to make a change, open the Firebase console on your laptop, that's the right tool for writes.
Firepulse shows the metrics that matter for monitoring. It doesn't expose every Firebase product or every configuration panel. For setup, migrations, or schema changes, use the Firebase web console directly.
Firepulse is an independent app built by Mobile Squad. It uses public Firebase APIs with read-only OAuth scopes. Firebase is a trademark of Google LLC. Firepulse is not endorsed by, sponsored by, or affiliated with Google in any way.
Firepulse shows aggregate metrics, reads, writes, bandwidth, error rates. It doesn't let you browse individual Firestore documents or collections. For direct data inspection, use the Firebase console or a dedicated admin tool.
Yes. Every OAuth scope is read-only. The app cannot create, modify, or delete anything in your Firebase projects.
Daily or weekly. 9 AM, 12 PM, or 7 PM local. Up to 2 metrics, any number of projects. Cloud Scheduler → dispatcher → push. Single notification with per-project breakdowns and delta arrows. No background polling, no battery drain.
Only when notifications are enabled. Refresh tokens are stored on the backend encrypted at rest with Google Cloud KMS envelope encryption. Delete the notification or revoke at myaccount.google.com to wipe.
Coming soon. Android-first today.
No. Firepulse is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google or Firebase. Firebase is a trademark of Google LLC.
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