Google has announced that its cloud development environment, Google Firebase Studio, will be shut down on March 22, 2027. At that point, all remaining workspaces and data on the platform will be permanently deleted, and developers are being urged to export or migrate their projects as soon as possible. The platform launched in preview in April 2025, and less than a year later, Google has signaled its discontinuation, citing the consolidation of AI development tools and a shift of resources toward Google AI Studio and Google Antigravity. Applications already deployed to Google Firebase will continue to run, and core services such as Firestore, Authentication, and App Hosting will remain available. Developers should keep the following in mind when migrating: project ZIP packages downloaded through the migration tool do not include AI agent chat logs, so those directories must be packaged separately for retention; for shared workspaces, only the creator can use the immediate migration button — other members must manually export the project code and, after export, verify the relevant resource configurations to avoid service disruptions.