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 Redis

Connect Your Own

Use a Tunnel

Connect any Redis instance to the studio via a secure tunnel. Works with local Docker containers, remote servers, or cloud providers.

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What 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 blobs
hash — field/value maps for sessions, user objects, settings
list — ordered sequences for queues, logs, timelines
set — unordered unique values for tags, online users, membership
zset (sorted set) — scored members for leaderboards, rate windows, priority queues
stream — 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 1tt CLI 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 list or stream during 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