Fuego 1.2.0 is out. Settings sync across devices, new Team plan, File Management upgrades, MFA support and more.

Here’s what’s new.

Team plan: shared billing, sub-license management, real savings

Fuego has always been available as an individual license. With 1.2.0 we’re making it official: the Team plan is here, designed for teams that want one billing account and easy license management.

How it works

One billing account — a single subscription covers the whole team
Starts at 3 seats — scale up as your team grows
Manage sub-licenses from the app — add, remove, or reassign seats directly from Settings → License, no dashboard needed
Automatic unlinking — when a license is removed from a device, it’s automatically freed so it can be reassigned immediately.

Pricing

The Team plan is priced with a discount compared to buying individual licenses separately, and the annual billing option saves you even more. The more seats you add, the better the per-seat rate.

If your team is growing and you’re buying licenses one by one, this is a good time to consolidate.

Settings sync across devices — powered by Firebase (beta)

If you work on Fuego from multiple machines, keeping settings consistent has meant copying config manually. Starting with 1.2.0, you can enable Settings Sync and let Firebase handle it automatically.

Go to Settings → Sync and choose your backend:

Firebase Storage — settings are stored as a JSON file in your Storage bucket
Firestore — settings are stored as a document in your Firestore database

Both options sync in the background whenever settings change. The sync works across any number of devices and users connected to the same Firebase project — which makes it particularly useful for teams.

⚠️ Note: Settings sync is currently in beta. The storage format may change in future releases. Enable it from Settings and let us know how it works for your setup.

This feature is a natural fit for teams where multiple developers share the same Firebase project: everyone stays on the same query presets, UI preferences, and connection configuration without any manual coordination.

Firebase Storage: rename, copy, and move files

File Management now supports the operations you’d expect from any file manager:

Rename files — edit the filename in place directly from the file list
Copy files or folders — duplicate items to another location in your bucket
Move files or folders — relocate items without re-uploading

These operations work on both individual files and entire folders, and they respect your Firebase Storage security rules.

Edit Firestore indexes

Indexes can now be edited, not just created or deleted. Select an existing index, modify its fields or configuration, and save. Under the hood, Fuego deletes the old index and recreates it with the updated settings — Firestore doesn’t support in-place index updates, but Fuego handles that transparently so you don’t have to.

MFA support in User Management

Multi-Factor Authentication management is now available directly in the User Management panel. You can view a user’s enrolled MFA factors and manage them without leaving Fuego.

This release also fixes an issue that was affecting some users with legacy MFA configurations in the Firebase Authentication user list.

Subscription management from within the app

You can now manage your subscription directly from Settings → License:

Switch between monthly and yearly billing — change your billing cycle at any time
Cancel your subscription — no need to visit the billing portal
Manage payment methods — a direct link to update your card or payment details

Generate Firestore query code directly from the app

The Query Builder has always let you compose and run queries visually. Now it takes the next step: generate ready-to-paste code for any query you build, in the language and framework of your choice.

Click the code icon in the Query Builder sidebar — or right-click any saved query and choose Generate code from the context menu — and Fuego will produce a complete, idiomatic snippet for your stack.

Supported languages and frameworks include:

JavaScript and TypeScript (Web SDK v9 modular)
Node.js (Admin SDK)
Python (Admin SDK)
Go, Java, C#, Ruby, PHP
Flutter (Dart)
…and more

This is especially useful when you prototype a query in Fuego and then need to ship it in your backend or mobile app. No more translating query logic by hand.

Visual Query Builder improvements

Two other upgrades make the Query Builder even more flexible:

Edit queries as validated JSON. You can now switch to a raw JSON view and edit your query directly — Fuego validates the structure in real time. This also makes it trivial to paste queries copied from the Firebase Console, Postman, or any other tool, and run them immediately across different collections or databases.

Query analysis (beta). Run an analysis on any query to understand its performance profile — which indexes it uses, how many documents it scans, and where the cost is coming from.

⚠️ Important: Query analysis can be slow and expensive on complex queries or large datasets. Use it with simple queries or low limit values to keep costs under control.

Simplified collection and document creation

When a database or collection is empty, Fuego now surfaces a simplified creation flow right in context — no need to navigate to a separate panel. Fewer clicks to get your first document created.

Bug fixes

Fixed an issue affecting some users with legacy MFA configurations in the Authentication user list
Fixed a cut-and-paste bug for number fields in the Query Builder and inline editor — numeric values can now be cut and pasted correctly
Fixed a UI glitch when entering numeric vectors for findNearest queries

Update now

Fuego 1.2.0 is available today. Download it from fuegoapp.dev or update from within the app.

If you’re on an individual plan and want to move to a Team plan, or if you have questions about licensing, reach out at support@fuegoapp.dev.

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Release Notes

Fuego 1.2.0: Team plan, settings sync and more