Redis Studio
A browser-based client for Redis. Browse keys, run commands, and monitor streams — no desktop app required.
Hosted Redis on Upstash
Create a hosted Redis database on Upstash — serverless, pay-per-request. Includes key browser, query editor, live monitor, and stream groups.
Create RedisUse a Tunnel
Connect any Redis instance to the studio via a secure tunnel. Works with local Docker containers, remote servers, or cloud providers.
Learn HowWhat is the Redis Studio?
The Redis Studio is a browser-based client for Redis. It lets you browse keys, inspect values, run commands, and monitor activity without installing a desktop tool like RedisInsight or Another Redis Desktop Manager (ARDM).
It works with any Redis instance: a local redis-server, a Docker container, a cloud-hosted database on Upstash or ElastiCache, or a private Redis reached via a secure tunnel.
Redis data types supported
string— scalar values, counters, cached HTML, JSON blobshash— field/value maps for sessions, user objects, settingslist— ordered sequences for queues, logs, timelinesset— unordered unique values for tags, online users, membershipzset(sorted set) — scored members for leaderboards, rate windows, priority queuesstream— append-only log with consumer groups for event sourcing and message queues
How to use this tool
- Create a managed database — provision an Upstash Redis instance from your account and open the studio immediately
- Connect via tunnel — run the
1ttCLI with a tunnel token to connect any Redis instance to the browser studio - Browse keys — filter by pattern, type, or prefix; inspect TTL and memory usage
- Run commands — execute raw Redis commands and see results inline
- Monitor streams — browse stream entries and manage consumer group offsets
Common use cases
- Inspecting cached values to debug stale data or TTL issues
- Browsing session hashes to verify authentication state without writing debug scripts
- Monitoring queue depth in a
listorstreamduring development - Checking rate-limit counters and their remaining TTLs
- Exploring consumer group lag on streams to diagnose slow workers
- Managing Upstash Redis from the browser without the Upstash console