RESPdeck v0.1.0-rc.1 — Your Redis, in focus

RESPdeck is a modern, self-hosted Redis web UI with thoughtful themes and a powerful data browser. This is the first public release candidate, focused on standalone Redis and single-user installations.

Explore the website · Try the live demo · Setup guide

What you can do

• Browse incrementally with SCAN, pattern/type filters, namespace groups, and virtualized lists.
• Inspect and edit strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, and streams.
• Format JSON, inspect binary values, manage TTL, rename keys, and confirm deletions explicitly.
• Connect to multiple standalone servers with ACL credentials, verified TLS, and custom CA certificates.
• Use API-enforced read-only connections and TTL-preserving string updates.
• Choose light, dark, or system themes and violet, teal, or amber accents.
• Run on your infrastructure with Docker; optionally encrypt saved credentials.

Try it locally

git clone --branch v0.1.0-rc.1 https://github.com/aeke/respdeck.git
cd respdeck
docker compose up --build -d

Open http://localhost:4310. The sample-data demo works immediately. For real Redis connections, follow the setup guide to configure an administrator password of at least 12 characters. The hosted demo uses synthetic data and does not connect to real Redis servers.

Validation

GitHub Actions passed integration checks against Redis 7.2 and 8.2, verified TLS, Chromium end-to-end flows, and the production Docker build. Browser checks include a 100,000-key dataset and automated accessibility checks. These checks do not replace testing in your environment.

Current limitations

Cluster, Sentinel, SSH tunnels, RedisJSON modules, and multi-user access are outside this release. This is a prerelease, and the next iterations will prioritize real usage feedback.

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MIT licensed. Independent project; not affiliated with Redis Ltd.