See what needs attention.
Explore a tree and JSON together. Follow clear problem locations instead of hunting through a wall of text.
IN DEVELOPMENT · BUILT WITH YOUR INPUT
Make sense of your JSON. Review what needs fixing. Keep the decisions that matter.
We’re building a desktop workspace for developers who want more confidence in their JSON and Firebase workflows.
Early development. No download or payment required.
Your confirmed rule expects a boolean.
This value is text.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE UNDERSTANDING.
A missing comma is one problem. A number saved as text is another. JsonVia is being built to help you see both—and decide what happens next.
Explore a tree and JSON together. Follow clear problem locations instead of hunting through a wall of text.
Check values against rules you confirm. See a proposed change and its meaning before choosing to apply it.
The workspace brings your draft and review context together, so a pause doesn’t mean starting over.
Product direction shown above. Interface illustrations are examples, not screenshots of a released product.
A SIMPLE PRINCIPLE
Fixing a file should never mean guessing what you intended.
FOCUSED FIRST. ROOM TO GROW.
Our first focus is Firebase developers and teams working with local JSON. We’re keeping the first release focused on dependable everyday work.
Editing, repairs, confirmed value rules and portable review workspaces.
Emulator editing and live read-only browsing, before protected live writes.
Broader database and migration workflows, shaped by real user needs.
No release date announced yet. Priorities may evolve as we learn from you.
HELP US BUILD THE RIGHT THING
A frustrating import. A field with the wrong type. A review that gets lost between tools.
Tell us about the work you do and the one thing you wish were easier.
Your feedback helps shape JsonVia.
Specific problems are especially welcome.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Not yet. JsonVia is in development. This page is a place to learn about the direction and tell us what you need. We haven’t announced a release date.
The first release is focused on Firebase developers and local JSON review. You won’t need a Firebase project for local JSON work. Support for other databases is a longer-term direction, not a current promise.
The design puts review first: explain issues, preview proposed repairs and let you decide. Live database writes are planned for a later, protected beta stage.
No. This is an introduction to the upcoming desktop app. The interactive example uses fictional data. Please don’t paste sensitive JSON into the feedback form.
Feedback is collected privately for JsonVia product research. It is not published on this page. Email is optional, and follow-up requires your permission.