Service / Scope dossier
Firestore + Rules Hardening
Lock down data access, reduce query pain, and stop bleeding edge-case bugs.
The promise
If it’s sensitive, it gets protected — by design.
Outcomes
- Your data access rules stop being “best effort.”
- You reduce permission bugs and accidental exposure risk.
- Your querying becomes predictable (and less expensive to maintain).
Scope
Included
- Firestore rules review + tighten access control
- RBAC pattern pass (roles, claims, ops-only gates)
- Query + index review (reduce slow/fragile queries)
- Schema sanity pass (fields that will hurt later)
- Recommended test approach (emulator + rule tests)
- Hardening report + prioritized fixes
Deposit
$100credited to your first sprint
Deliverables
- Rules hardening notes + recommended patches
- RBAC pattern recommendations (ops/admin boundaries)
- Index/query recommendations + schema notes
- Test plan outline (emulator + rule test strategy)
Process
1
Intake: roles + collections + critical flows
2
Review: rules + schema + queries
3
Deliver: patches/notes + prioritized backlog
Guardrails
You’ll bring
- Current rules file + a quick explanation of roles
- A list of critical reads/writes
- Your current data model (high level is fine)
Not included
- Rebuilding the entire schema from scratch
- Full implementation across the whole app (we can sprint it)
- Compliance certification (this is practical hardening, not legal compliance)
FAQ
IP — who owns what?
Ownership and licensing are stated in the reviewed agreement for the engagement.
Revisions — how does that work?
Revision allowances and change-request handling are stated in the reviewed scope.
Warranty?
Support and defect-remediation terms are stated in the reviewed agreement.
NDA?
Confidentiality requirements are reviewed during scoping and documented before work begins.
Deposits?
The applicable deposit, crediting, cancellation, and refund terms are confirmed in the reviewed agreement before checkout.