Another Redis Desktop Manager: The Best Redis GUI Tool Is Free

Solves in one sentence: Confused by all that command-line Redis data? Another Redis Desktop Manager displays all key values in a graphical interface at a glance.

Redis is great, but command-line operations aren’t very intuitive. Especially when viewing data — running keys commands gives you a list of returns, and you have to get or type each one to see the actual content.

Redis Desktop Manager used to be everyone’s first choice, but it became paid software. Another Redis Desktop Manager picked up the free mantle and does it even better.

What Is Another Redis Desktop Manager?

Another Redis Desktop Manager is an open-source Redis visualization client. It displays key-value data in Redis through a graphical interface, supporting all data types including strings, lists, sets, sorted sets, and hashes.

The problem it solves: Provides a free, easy-to-use graphical management interface for Redis.

Key Features

• Visualizes all Redis data types
• Supports Redis Cluster mode
• Supports Redis Sentinel mode
• Supports SSH tunnel connections
• Supports Redis 6.x ACL permission management
• JSON formatted display
• Dark theme
• Completely free and open source

Download

• GitHub Releases: https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager/releases
  • Windows users download the .exe installer

Tip: GitHub downloads may be slow. Users in China can use mirrors. This is open-source software, safe to use.

Quick Start

1. Download and install
2. Open and click “New Connection”
3. Enter the Redis address and port (default localhost:6379)
4. Enter a password if needed
5. Connect successfully — all database indices are shown on the left
6. Double-click a number index to expand the key list
7. Click any key to view its value