Firebase specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Firebase fits in a long-term product team.

Firebase's value is how much it removes. Authentication, push, crash reporting and analytics are each real engineering, and getting all four working in a week is a real advantage for a product that needs to reach users quickly.

Two costs arrive later. Pricing is usage-based in ways that are hard to model in advance, since Firestore bills per document read, so a poorly shaped query shows up on the bill, and security rules are a real access-control language that is often written permissively and left that way. Both are cheap to handle deliberately and expensive to discover.

What your dedicated team does with Firebase.

Security rules deserve the same review as any other authorisation code, because that is what they are. Rules that were permissive during development and never tightened are one of the more common serious findings on a mobile estate.

Reviewing them properly, and keeping them reviewed as the data model changes, is continuous work alongside the application developers. How that responsibility is framed is described in how an assignment runs.

Common Firebase use cases.

• Reaching users before building a backend Authentication, push and crash reporting in place without operating any of it.
• Query shapes that control cost Data modelled for the reads the app performs, because reads drive the bill.
• Security rules as real access control Rules reviewed and tested, tightened from the prototype.

Adding Firebase skills to your team.

Firebase work sits inside mobile capacity. When the backend outgrows it, migration planning is scoped with a dedicated cloud and DevOps team alongside the application work.

Firebase work is assigned to dedicated, full-time specialists who work remotely in your repositories and are managed by us. It is the model behind every offshore team at Azendo, and how companies hire software developers without running the recruiting themselves.