Hey, so because you want this to be done on page load, you'll need to have access to that collection right when the page loads.

First, create a page state which would hold a document (not reference, the entire document) of that same collection.

Two solutions that I can think of for two scenarios:

If you don't need the list to update on data change - I'd suggest that instead of using a \"backend query\" on the listView itself, you'll create a query on the scaffold using actions, in the actions menu of the page, in the \"On Page Load\" menu, add a \"firestore -> query collection\" action:

Give this action a variable name so you can use it on your listView + in updating your page state:

Once done, you can add an action to update the page state and give it the first document from your queried collection:
That's it, now you can use your page state and the data that's associated with it.
If you still need your data to be updated on change, keep the \"backend query\" on your listView widget the same way, but using the same filters and ordering, create a firestore query for a single document, because you're applying the same filters AND ordering logic, the first item in your list should be the item this query returns.
Now just add the Update Page State action here and update your page state with the document you just retrieved and you can use it to access it's data 😁

Hope this helps! Have a great day!

Select first item in listView