
A real admin panel for Firebase and Firestore: browse, edit and manage collections without digging through the console. Free to start.

A real admin interface over Firestore with search, bulk edits and role-based access — everything the Firebase console makes painful for a non-engineer.

Describe the collections your team manages and Jet builds the interface. Handle nested documents, references and bulk updates without writing scripts.
Turn Firestore collections into clean, searchable tables and forms your whole team can use — far past what the Firebase console offers.
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View and update documents, maps and arrays through structured forms with validation, instead of raw JSON.
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Give support and ops role-based access to the data they need without handing out Firebase project credentials.
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Query by any field and jump between related documents — the browsing Firestore's console makes painful.
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Blend Firestore with Postgres, REST APIs or Google Sheets in one panel for a unified back office.
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Jet runs on your existing data with enterprise-grade governance from day one, and deploys to Jet Cloud, your own cloud, or fully on-premise — with no per-user fees.
Yes. Add AI agents, search and assistants to your app so your end users can ask questions and take actions in natural language.
Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Snowflake, BigQuery, Google Sheets, Airtable, REST APIs and 45+ more — your app runs on live data with no copies or manual syncs.
Yes. Jet is no-code first — describe your app in plain language and refine it visually. Developers can still drop into code when they want full control.
Connect your data source, describe what you need, and Jet generates the app. Then switch between AI and visual editing to adjust content, logic and access.
The core views and actions your team needs — all of which you can generate from a prompt and refine visually in Jet.
A custom business app fits your process exactly instead of forcing you into a rigid SaaS schema — you control the data model, permissions and where it deploys.
It gives your team the exact tool they need for their workflow, built on your existing data instead of a rigid SaaS schema.
A business app gives your team a purpose-built tool — running on your own data, with the exact views, logic and access your workflows need.