Emberbase
Browse your Firebase projects from your phone.
Emberbase reads your project data directly on your device. We never store it on our servers.
What it does
Emberbase is a read-only mobile client for Firebase. Sign in with the Google account you already use, pick the projects you want to follow, and browse them from your phone: Firestore documents and collections, Authentication users, Cloud Functions, Storage files, Realtime Database, Remote Config, Hosting releases, App Distribution, Extensions, App Check and Analytics.
It is a viewer, not a console. Emberbase never creates, changes or deletes anything in your projects.
What we never do
Your project data is never sent to an Emberbase server, never stored on one, and never written to your phone. Emberbase never creates, changes or deletes anything in your projects — every write operation in the app is disabled. Google publishes no read-only permission covering Firestore, Authentication and Cloud Functions, so the permission it grants is broader than what Emberbase uses.
Permissions Emberbase requests
Emberbase only ever reads from your Firebase projects — it never creates, changes or deletes anything. Every request goes straight from your phone to Google.
Sign you in
openid
Confirms who you are with Google. It does not reveal anything about your projects.
Your email address
email
Shown in Settings so you can tell which Google account you are signed in as.
Your name and profile picture
profile
Used only to display your account in Settings.
Read your Google Cloud and Firebase data
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform
Lets Emberbase read your Firestore data, Authentication users, Cloud Functions, Storage files, Realtime Database, Remote Config, and Hosting releases. Google does not offer a read-only version of this permission that covers those services, so the permission also allows changes. Emberbase never makes any — every create, edit and delete in the app is disabled.
Read your Firebase project list
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/firebase.readonly
Lets Emberbase see which Firebase projects you have access to, and which apps are registered to each one, so it can show them on the project list.
Read your Google Analytics figures
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/analytics.readonly
Used only for the Analytics card: active users and sessions. Emberbase reads no other analytics data.