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I’ve had the same challenge, and more so, non-developers needed a more user-friendly way of viewing data. Plus, account impersonation would be nice for customer support, right?
I created a package called Meteor Candy which acts as a drop-in admin panel for your Meteor app. It’s non-intrusive, and it uses dynamic imports to keep the UI off the client until its needed.
There’s also [the MongoDB IDE, Studio 3T] (https://studio3t.com/) which used to be the MongoDB GUI, MongoChef.
It’s the most convenient, most developer-friendly GUI I’ve used. You can edit data in place, switch between Tree, Table, or JSON views to manage collections, query through a drag-and-drop visual query builder or their built-in mongo shell interface, among loads of other features (e.g. SQL Query, Aggregation Editor, Query Code, etc. - some are Pro features though, heads up!)
You can also try QueryAssist - https://queryassist.com - professional IDE for MongoDB with advanced IntelliSense, SQL queries, in-place editing and more. Both free and commercial versions are available.