Release notes

Firestruct 1.2 is out.

The latest macOS release adds local, read-only Index Advisor to help you understand your Firestore queries before changing anything.

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Version 1.3 · Prepare for Submission

Read-only Migrations Inspector

Version 1.3 build 21 is prepared in App Store Connect. Compare local Fireway files with migration records in a Firebase emulator. Version 1.2 remains the public Mac App Store release.

The 1.3 inspector does not execute migration scripts or write migration records. Production record browsing is deferred until its authentication flow is verified. Standalone local-only inspection remains planned. Review has not been submitted and no release date is announced.

Build 21, ten screenshots, and release notes are saved in the App Store Connect draft. This is preparation status, not a public release announcement.

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Latest release

Understand your Firestore indexes before changing anything.

Version 1.2Build 20Released on the Mac App Store

Firestruct 1.2 adds Index Advisor for local, read-only query analysis.

Explain a Simple query

Send the current collection, filters, and ordering directly to Index Advisor without running the query.

Compare local index definitions

Load a linked workspace index file or paste firestore.indexes.json to inspect field order, sort directions, local coverage, and suggested definitions.

Inspect the evidence

Review Table, Tree, JSON, and Logs views. Local analysis is available in Free mode and makes no Firebase changes.

Previous release

A more complete Firebase workspace for macOS.

Version 1.1Build 18September 10, 2026

Firestruct 1.1 brought task-backed operations, tenant-aware Auth ↔ Firestore links, a Storage browser, and saved JavaScript workflows into one connected workspace.

Connected Firebase workspace

Firestore, Firebase Authentication, Firebase Storage, and task-backed operations share one project and environment context.

Auth ↔ Firestore linking

Tenant-aware routes can point to a shared collection, another database, or another linked project, with reverse navigation and CLI route management.

JavaScript query workflows

Save and run local Admin SDK-style Firestore and Auth scripts, then inspect structured results in Table, Tree, JSON, and Logs views.

Storage browser

Browse emulator buckets, folders, and files; inspect metadata and previews; and use guarded file operations and URL actions.

Task visibility

Queued operations expose progress, counters, duration, errors, retry, and cancel state across long-running workflows.

Safer operations

Read-only targets, visible project context, overwrite previews, and explicit production confirmation keep consequential work reviewable.