Firestore · NoSQL · documents
Can you use Firestore on Android?
Short answer
Yes — you can work with Firestore from your Android device. PocketCode's database manager connects to your Firestore project and lets you browse collections and documents, inspect nested fields, and view data on the phone. Firestore is a NoSQL document database hosted on Google's cloud as part of Firebase.
What you can do with it
- Browse your Firestore collections and documents from your phone
- Inspect nested document fields and JSON structures on-device
- Check project data on the go without opening the Firebase console
- View NoSQL documents alongside your other databases in one app
Good to know
Firestore is a cloud NoSQL service within Firebase, so it requires internet and the data lives on Google's servers. PocketCode acts as a client for browsing and inspecting data; it doesn't manage Firebase security rules or run Firestore locally on the device.
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