Explore AnotherRedisDesktopManager: Free, Beautiful Redis GUI with Cluster Support

RedisDesktopManager

Previously I used RedisDesktopManager, but its UI became outdated and the official site now requires payment.

AnotherRedisDesktopManager

Found on GitHub, this free client has a beautiful interface, over 8K stars, and supports Redis clusters.

Usage

Installation

Download the installer from

https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager/releases

and double‑click to install.

After installation, click New Connection to connect to Redis; the Cluster option is available, unlike the old client.

Dark Mode

You can enable dark mode in the settings for a sleek appearance.

Command Line

Open the Redis console by clicking the Redis Console button.

Redis Data Operations

Use Add Key to store data; five data structures are supported.

Store a String key, which can be displayed as plain text, JSON, or deserialized format.

Store a List key, allowing table‑like manipulation of list items.

Store a Hash key, enabling spreadsheet‑style editing of hash fields.

Cluster Mode

Set up a Redis cluster (e.g., via Docker) and connect to any node on ports 6391~6396. Connect first to 6391.

After storing a key in the cluster, connect to another node 6392 and the key is visible.

Deleting the key removes it from all nodes, confirming proper cluster operation.