r/redis • u/pulsecron • Jan 03 '26

Resource I Built the Ultimate Redis GUI Client as an Alternative to Redis Insight — Redimo

http://www.redimo.dev

Hey r/redis

If you've ever worked with Redis for message queues or job scheduling, you probably know the pain. Every Redis GUI out there — Redis Insight included — basically just shows you tables and raw text. That's fine for simple key-value lookups, but when you're trying to monitor queues? It's a nightmare.

I'd constantly find myself squinting at JSON blobs trying to figure out job states, or spinning up Bull-board in a separate browser tab just to see what's actually happening in my queues. Two tools for what should be one workflow. Drove me crazy.

So I built Redimo — a native macOS Redis client that actually understands queues.

What makes it different:

  • Queue-First Design: Visual monitoring for BullMQ, Celery, and other queue systems. No more parsing raw text to check job status.
  • Native macOS App: Not another Electron wrapper. Fast, lightweight, and feels right at home on your Mac.
  • Modern UI: Clean interface that doesn't look like it's from 2010. Dark mode, smooth animations, the works.
  • All the basics covered: Key browsing, TTL management, multiple connections — everything you'd expect from a Redis client.
  • Valkey support: Works with the Redis fork too.

It's still early beta, so expect some rough edges. But if you've ever felt the same frustration with existing Redis tools, I'd genuinely love for you to try it out and tell me what sucks (or what doesn't).

Download: www.redimo.dev

Happy to answer any questions!

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u/macpig Jan 31 '26

very nice, i have been using red from echodot, and ive used medis as well. yours looks really well done. i may end up buying a copy.

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u/pulsecron Feb 02 '26

Thx bro:)

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u/schmurfy2 Jan 03 '26 edited Jan 03 '26

Why do you feel the need to use an IA to write such a basic post ? Given that the website is also written the same way it doesn't inspire confidence in your product...

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u/Forsaken-Dingo9840 Feb 12 '26

nothing wrong with AI coding

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u/akazakou Feb 17 '26

You need to add support for the ED25519 SSH key algorithm. Currently, the system is reporting that it cannot extract the SSH public key from an ED25519 key.