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A High-Performance, GPU-Accelerated Redis Client Built with Rust 🦀 and GPUI ⚡️

Zedis is a next-generation Redis GUI client designed for developers who demand speed.

Unlike Electron-based clients that can feel sluggish with large datasets, Zedis is built on GPUI (the same rendering engine powering the Zed Editor). This ensures a native, 60 FPS experience with minimal memory footprint, even when browsing millions of keys.

The recommended way to install Zedis is via Homebrew:

brew install --cask zedis

• GPU Rendering: All UI elements are rendered on the GPU for buttery smooth performance.
• Virtual List: Efficiently handle lists with 100k+ keys using virtual scrolling and SCAN iteration.

Zedis automatically detects content types (ViewerMode::Auto) and renders them in the most useful format:

• Automatic Decompression: Transparently detects and decompresses GZIP and ZSTD data, allowing you to view the actual content (e.g., compressed JSON will be automatically unpacked and pretty-printed).
• JSON: Automatic pretty-printing with full syntax highlighting for better readability.
• MessagePack: deserializes binary MsgPack data into a readable JSON-like format.
• Images: Native preview for stored images (PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG, GIF).
• Hex View: Adaptive 8/16-byte hex dump for analyzing raw binary data.
• Text: UTF-8 validation with large text support.

• Cross-Platform: Powered by GPUI, Zedis delivers a consistent, high-performance native experience across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
• Smart Topology Detection: Automatically identifies and adapts to Standalone, Cluster, or Sentinel modes. Just connect to an entry node, and Zedis handles the topology mapping without complex configuration.
• Themes: Pre-loaded with Light, Dark, and System themes.
• I18n: Full support for English and Chinese (Simplified).
• Responsive: Split-pane layout that adapts to any window size.

🚧 Development Status

Zedis is currently in early active development. To maintain development velocity and architectural flexibility, we are not accepting Pull Requests at this time.

We will open up for contributions once the core architecture stabilizes. Please Star or Watch the repository to stay updated!

This project is Licensed under Apache License, Version 2.0.