Firebase Studio
Firebase Studio — Google’s browser-based, agentic development environment for prototyping, coding, testing and deploying full-stack applications. New user sign-ups and workspace creation were disabled on June 22, 2026, and Firebase Studio will be discontinued on March 22, 2027. Existing users can continue working in their current workspaces until then.
Key Features
- Cloud development workspace with AI coding assistance
- App Prototyping agent for full-stack web applications
- Existing cloud workspaces with integrated code editing and AI assistance
- Testing, deployment and Firebase observability integrations
Pricing Structure
Firebase Studio remains available at no cost for existing users until its sunset on March 22, 2027. Connected Firebase and Google Cloud services may incur separate usage charges. New user sign-ups and workspace creation are no longer available.
Use Performance & Case Suitability
- Rapidly prototyping a web application
- Continuing development in a browser IDE
- Adding Firebase authentication, data and hosting
- Testing and deploying an AI-enabled app
Customization & Flexibility
- Project instructions and codebase context
- Framework and Firebase service choices
- Google Cloud project, deployment and workspace settings
Data Handling & Privacy
Google’s Firebase Studio documentation states that prompts, responses and code may be used to improve or train products unless applicable AI assistance, completion or indexing settings are disabled. Connected Firebase and Cloud services have their own data terms.
Support & Documentation
Firebase documentation, community channels and in-product feedback for users with existing access.