AnotherRedisDesktopManager

A desktop manager for Redis that runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac, describing itself as faster, better, and more stable, and specifically claiming it will not crash when loading massive keys.

Another Redis Desktop Manager opens by calling itself a faster, better, and more stable Redis desktop manager, compatible with Linux, Windows, and Mac. The line that stands out is the claim that it will not crash when loading massive keys. The project is written in JavaScript and released under MIT.

Install instructions are split by platform. On Windows you download the latest exe from releases or a gitee mirror, or use chocolatey or winget, with a paid Windows Store version offered as a sponsorship. On Linux it is an AppImage you chmod and run, or snap, with a tip about granting SSH key access when permission is denied. On Mac it is a dmg or brew, plus a command to clear the com.apple.quarantine attribute when the app refuses to open, and a paid App Store version.

The feature log runs back to 2019 and reads like the project's whole life in dated lines. Recent entries include connection group support, batch command import from files, hash field TTL for Redis 7.4, search connections, DB custom names, Java and Pickle viewers, STREAM groups and consumers, and CLI arguments. Further back come export and import of keys, slow log support, memory analysis, clone connection, protobuf support, readonly mode, load all keys, RedisJSON, sentinel, ACL, cluster, dark mode, SSL and TLS, SSH with private keys, and big key loads with scan.

Two extras make the README feel technical rather than marketing. Custom viewers let you format content with your own script, using placeholders like {KEY}, {VALUE}, {HEX}, and {HEX FILE} in the command parameters. A parameter table documents CLI flags for host, port, auth, name, separator, readonly, username, and save, plus SSH, SSL, and sentinel options. The FAQ adds that ACL support requires Redis 6.0 or newer.

• Source 1 · Project repository
• Source 2 · README