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Medis - GUI for Redis

Medis - GUI for Redis at Mac App Store analyse

Zihua Li
Developer Tools
8,581 ratings · Power index: 180
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 1.0.3
Size 60.71 Mb
Updated 6 years ago
Released 10 Dec 2015

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Description

Medis is a beautiful, easy-to-use Redis GUI management application for Redis >= 2.8. Medis starts with all the basic features you need: * Keys viewing/editing * SSH Tunnel for connecting with remote servers * Terminal for executing custom commands * Config viewing/editing It also supports many advanced features: * JSON/MessagePack format viewing/editing and built-in highlighting/validator * Working with millions of keys and key members without blocking the Redis server * Pattern manager for easy selecting a subgroup of keys.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 3.96k
Est. Revenue ~ $1.62k
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MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 6.99 CAD
China 38 CNY
France 5.99 EUR
Germany 5.99 EUR
Italy 5.99 EUR
Netherlands 5.99 EUR
Portugal 5.99 EUR
Spain 5.99 EUR
Poland 5.49 EUR
UK 4.99 GBP
India 499 INR
Japan 800 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 6600 KRW
Poland 29.99 PLN
Russia 449 RUB
Turkey 229.99 TRY
USA 4.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 5.49 USD
Ukraine 5.99 USD

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Оli · 9 years ago · v0.3.0

Very simple and clear. Beautiful implementation, I like it.

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Jonnyxe · 9 years ago · v0.3.0

Very beautiful and functional mac os x redis client with all features you may need. Good Job!

Good

openYouEyes · 10 years ago · v0.3.0

Nice app, thnx

Nice Redis Management tool

MarkBevins · 10 years ago

Very nice app for handling Redis on my development machine. I have found it to be a daily choice for handling my Redis tasks-

really nice app

KKesarkar57 · 10 years ago

If you are a developer and working on redis… then this is a must have tool in your kitty. It helped me to drill down, visualize and understand couple of redis related stuff. Same thing can be done with commands as well…