macOS Utility

Export Firestore data without building your own tooling.

Firestore2Excel helps you browse root collections, filter the records you want, and export clean data to Excel-compatible XML or CSV from one lightweight desktop app.

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  • Browse Cloud Firestore collections from a desktop interface
  • Preview documents before exporting
  • Filter records by text fields and dates
  • Export one collection or several collections
Firestore2Excel dashboard screenshot
Built for practical export workflows Use a local Google service account, review your data, and generate files your team can actually use.

Focused on one job: getting Firestore data out cleanly.

This is not a generic admin dashboard. Firestore2Excel is built for fast data extraction, operational review, and export tasks that usually end up in ad hoc scripts.

Browse and inspect collections Connect with a local service account and navigate root Firestore collections with document previews.
Filter before you export Reduce noise by keeping only the records you want to export with text and date filters.
Export in familiar formats Generate Excel-compatible XML workbooks or CSV files for analysis, sharing, or archiving.
Handle one collection or many Export a selected collection when you need precision, or export multiple collections for broader extraction.

What the app looks like in use.

The workflow stays close to the data: load a Firestore workspace, preview documents, apply filters, then export what you need.

Dashboard screenshot
Browse collections and inspect document previews before exporting.
Filters screenshot
Filter records by text fields and dates to narrow the export scope.
Who it is for

Firestore2Excel is designed for developers, operators, and small teams who need a fast way to extract Firestore data without maintaining custom scripts for every request.

How it connects

The app works with a local Google service account credential so you can keep access explicit and controlled while working directly from macOS.

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