Product surfaces from the current Firestruct build.
Browse real Firestruct views for the modules available today: Firestore querying, Auth user editing, and Storage bucket browsing across live projects and local emulator workflows.
Tabular evidence for collection queries
Simple query mode exposes Firestore rows, column tuning, and operator-safe inspection from the first screen.
Focused user editing with linked details
Auth editing keeps claims, providers, and profile fields visible so support changes are grounded in the full user record.
Browse files without leaving the operator workspace
Storage browsing, upload/download/delete actions, metadata, previews, and URL workflows stay next to the rest of the project context.
Real screens from the workflows Firebase teams repeat.
The gallery focuses on the current macOS build rather than concept art. Each screenshot shows a shipped Firestruct surface for connecting projects, selecting emulator or production targets, querying Firestore, inspecting Authentication users, browsing Storage buckets, and reading task or log output when operations need review.
Firestore screenshots emphasize table-oriented query results, structured JSON inspection, log visibility, and module controls used during support or data-review sessions. Auth screenshots highlight searchable user lists, profile fields, provider details, custom claims, and linked Firestore user records. Storage screenshots show bucket navigation, object metadata, previews, URL actions, and the same project/environment labeling used across mutation dialogs.
These product images are intended to help developers evaluate whether Firestruct fits a local Firebase workflow before joining the waitlist. They also give future documentation and support articles a stable visual reference for module names, output modes, safety labels, and the native AppKit/SwiftUI layout used by the app.