Alternatives to Another Redis Desktop Manager

An open-source desktop GUI client for browsing and managing Redis on Windows, macOS and Linux. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Another Redis Desktop Manager.

  • Redis Insight

    Official desktop client for browsing and profiling Redis.

    Redis Insight is the official Redis client with type-aware viewers and memory analysis by key pattern, but its source is under SSPL-1.0 rather than an open-source license.

  • Tiny RDM

    A lightweight, open-source desktop manager for browsing and editing Redis databases.

    Tiny RDM is another free open-source Redis desktop manager, smaller and portable, with a command console, slow log viewing and native arm64 builds, but fewer enterprise features.

  • DbGate

    One database client for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, SQLite, Redis and a dozen more, on desktop or as a web app.

    DbGate handles Redis alongside SQL and MongoDB databases in one client, with desktop and Docker options, though it offers less Redis depth than a specialist tool.

  • WhoDB

    A lightweight open-source database explorer for SQL, NoSQL and Redis with AI-assisted querying.

    WhoDB covers Redis plus SQL and NoSQL databases in one lightweight open-source tool with AI-assisted querying, running as a web, desktop or CLI front end.

  • Navicat Premium

    A commercial desktop client for building, querying and managing many database engines from one application.

    Navicat Premium manages Redis together with relational databases and MongoDB, but it is closed source and requires a paid license after the trial.

  • Beekeeper Studio

    A SQL client that is pleasant to look at and works the same on Windows, macOS and Linux.

    Beekeeper Studio includes Redis in broad database support across Windows, macOS and Linux, but some features are paid and it is a general SQL client.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.