Redis client that runs in your browser

Planche is a free Redis GUI: browse a key space without KEYS *, edit values by type, and see which keys use the memory, from a browser and a one-line local agent. Works with Redis 6 and 7 and with servers that speak the same protocol, such as Valkey, KeyDB and Dragonfly.

Open the Redis client The Planche SQL client: schema tree, SQL editor and result grid

Features

Key tree for every logical database, grouped by : prefixes and loaded with SCAN in pages of 1,000 keys, never KEYS
Key viewer per type: hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets and streams as tables you edit in place; strings and RedisJSON as a JSON tree or rendered HTML; TTL, rename and delete
Console with redis-cli quoting, completion and history; FLUSHDB, FLUSHALL and similar commands ask before they run, and AUTH passwords are masked in history
Server info, slow log and client list; Pub/Sub and MONITOR as live feeds
Memory analysis by type, prefix and expiry with the 50 largest keys: 20,000 keys are analysed in about a second
Delete keys by pattern after a preview and a retyped confirmation; read-only profiles refuse every write

How it connects

Run npx planche in a terminal (Node 22+). It starts a small local agent on your machine that holds the Redis connection (ioredis, with TLS and ACL users) and opens this page already paired to it. The browser talks only to 127.0.0.1; your host and password go to no other server. Remote servers can be reached through an SSH tunnel.

No Node.js? One line installs the agent — curl -fsSL https://planche.dev/install.sh | sh on macOS and Linux, irm https://planche.dev/install.ps1 | iex on Windows. Everything stays inside your home directory, nothing asks for an administrator, and a machine without Node.js gets a private copy of it. Afterwards planche is a command that starts instantly; planche upgrade keeps it current.

Redis Cluster and Sentinel are not supported yet. Connected to a cluster node, Planche shows the keys on that node and names the node that holds any other key you ask for.

Also available: SQLite viewer, MySQL client, MariaDB client, PostgreSQL client, SQL Server client, Oracle client, Neon client, Supabase client, Cloudflare D1 client, Cloudflare Durable Objects client, Elasticsearch client and OpenSearch client.

Free to use

Planche has a free tier that needs no account and uploads none of your data — connection profiles live only in your browser. A few advanced features need Pro; see pricing.