Manage Redis databases through a lightweight graphical interface with support for clusters, sentinel mode, and SSH tunnels.

Tiny RDM is an open-source desktop app that provides a graphical interface for managing Redis databases. It serves as a client for visualizing and manipulating data stored in Redis, supporting common administrative tasks and data exploration for developers and system administrators. The software allows users to interact with their data stores without relying solely on the command line interface.
The application is available as a desktop client for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It also offers a web version that can be deployed using Docker for centralized access within a team or organization. Users can manage multiple connections and perform CRUD operations on various Redis data types through a visual interface that supports multiple languages and theme options.
Built with Go and the Wails framework, the application utilizes Webview2 to avoid embedding a full browser, which reduces its resource footprint and memory usage. The frontend is developed using Vue and Naive UI, providing both light and dark themes for different lighting environments. It includes specialized data viewing formats and decompression methods to handle complex data structures. The architecture supports segmented loading and querying for Lists, Hashes, Sets, and Sorted Sets to ensure the interface remains responsive when handling large datasets.
Tiny RDM is a lightweight management tool for developers and database administrators who require a visual interface for Redis.
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