A Redis GUI. With keys you can actually click.

Browse keys, inspect values, and run Redis commands. Try Rustable below—already open on a disposable Redis demo. No server or signup needed.

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Real Rustable UI, compiled to WASM. Fake Redis data, on purpose. This in-memory simulation supports a subset of Redis commands; it is not a Redis server. Data resets on reload. Try PING, GET welcome, or INFO in Workbench. Use Connections to switch to SQLite. Real server connections require the desktop app.

macOSApple Silicon · DMG Windowsx64 · ZIP Linuxx64 · tar.gz

Yes, we support your silly OS as well. Windows and Linux users, you’re welcome.

v0.4.19 · Early software. macOS is signed and notarized. Release notes & checksums ↗

Built for people who want to get their work done. Not clowns. 🤡 (Clowns may build from source.)

A workspace for Redis

Find your keys: Switch between a key list and namespace tree. Filter by key pattern and type, then inspect a key without losing your place.
Read the value: Inspect strings, hashes, lists, sets and sorted sets. Use structured tables for collections and Text, JSON or Hex views where appropriate.
Run commands: A highlighted command editor, session history and keyboard shortcuts. Use Command+Enter on macOS or Ctrl+Enter on Windows and Linux.
Connect for real: The desktop app supports Redis connections, including Cluster and Sentinel. Search, analysis, Pub/Sub and module tools depend on your server’s capabilities.
Keep SQL nearby: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQLite share the same native application. One place for relational data and Redis keys.

Looking for a Redis Insight alternative?

Same task. A different workspace.

If you’re evaluating Redis GUI tools or a Redis Insight alternative, try the key browser above. Rustable combines Redis tooling with a SQL database client in a native Rust application.

Rustable is an independent project, not affiliated with Redis. It does not claim complete Redis Insight feature parity.

Can I connect to my Redis server here?

No. The browser demo uses disposable sample data in this tab. Download the desktop app to connect to your own server. The demo does not send Redis commands to a remote database.

Does the demo include every desktop feature?

No. The simulation has a limited command subset. Server-dependent tools such as Search indexes, Pub/Sub and Cluster diagnostics require a desktop connection to a compatible Redis server.

Is Rustable free and open source?

Yes. Rustable is MIT-licensed. Read the source on GitHub ↗. It is early software; review the capabilities and current limits before relying on a particular workflow.

Your keys. Your databases. One app.

Native builds for macOS, Windows and Linux.

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