LookTalk logo — the blue camera on the left represents AR camera translation, the orange speech bubble on the right symbolizes AI voice interpretation, and the central circular design conveys global connection, travel, and lens imagery.

Infradise builds True Native Engineering.
Simplified Management. Boundless Connection.
Our next step: LookTalk — AR translation & AI voice interpretation.
Launching soon on iOS & Android.
looktalk.app

Map showing customers in 20 countries using Keyscope, a Redis/Valkey GUI. Pakistan, Serbia, South Africa, Ukraine, and Vietnam are the newest additions.

Customers in 15 countries use Keyscope. Now it’s 20 — Pakistan, Serbia, South Africa, Ukraine, and Vietnam are now using Keyscope. Welcome!

Learn more about Keyscope, a Redis/Valkey GUI, at keyscope.dev

Map showing developers in 15 countries using Keyscope. Portugal is the newest addition.

Developers in 14 countries use Keyscope. Now it’s 15 — Portugal has joined. Welcome!

Learn more at keyscope.dev

Map showing developers in 14 countries using Keyscope. Canada, Germany, and Japan are the newest additions.

Developers in 11 countries use Keyscope. Now it’s 14 — Canada, Germany, and Japan have joined. Welcome!

Map indicating developers in 11 countries use Keyscope. The newest location is China.

Developers in 10 countries used Keyscope. Now it's 11, and that's China. Welcome.

None of these systems is inherently best or worst. Each is powerful and essential in its own way. The key is to match the tool to the situation and constraints; choosing the right tool for the right problem is where engineering judgment and real wisdom show.

MySQL lacks multi-master replication, so I tried MariaDB—yet the daemon crashed when two writes targeted the same row; with Postgres, crafting complex queries sometimes demanded extra effort.

From hands-on experience, each platform has its quirks: Firebase can be hard to build on Linux; Supabase makes debugging Edge functions straightforward but changing OTP length from six to eight digits is awkward.

We work with Redis/Valkey through Keyscope, so you might assume we have little interest in relational DBs. In reality, when building a service we evaluate all options and often need RDBs for specific needs. Architecture choices are made by weighing trade-offs and practical needs.

Connection settings screen for Upstash AWS (N. Virginia, us-east-1). Shows host, port, username, and password fields. TLS is enabled, SSH is disabled. Options include testing the connection, with Cancel and OK buttons at the bottom.

Introducing serverless Redis: upstash.com.
Free Redis instances on AWS & GCP with 500K requests/month, 50GB b/w, 256MB storage.

Tried it yet?

Connect to Keyscope as shown.
TLS toggle will come in the next version — sorry for missing that earlier!

Thanks for waiting.

Screenshot showing two domains with traffic data. visualkube.com: 18K visits, stable trend. keyscope.dev: 4.6K visits, recent spike in traffic.

Just shared the latest traffic snapshot.
What happened at keyscope.dev recently?
Thanks for your interest!

We use a viewport approach: only visible keys update in real-time. Scrolling adapts dynamically. We can expand this scope if needed. There are still challenges ahead, so we'll keep improving. I’ll share a quick demo or screenshots before 1.0.0 drops. P.S. Followed back! Let's support each other!

Keyscope v1.0.0 upcoming features 🚀

✨ Professional User Interface
🔑 OS Keychain (Passwords, Connections)
👀 Real-time Live Watch (experimental)

Start for free. 🙌

#RedisGUI #ValkeyGUI #BuildInPublic

Download Keyscope — the blazing‑fast, native, lightweight GUI for Redis, Valkey, and Google Cloud Memorystore. Available for macOS Universal (Intel & Apple Silicon), Windows (x64/arm64), and Linux (Fedora & Ubuntu). On Ubuntu, start with sudo if a black screen appears.

We built Keyscope, a GUI for Redis, Valkey, and Google Cloud Memorystore.
Keyscope is free for personal, non‑commercial use.

Download now for macOS, Windows, and Linux (Fedora & Ubuntu) → keyscope.dev/download

🔥 Real‑time WATCH — coming soon, world's first of its kind!

Keyscope’s binary trio has been built.

We’re especially pleased that the Linux AppImage turned out so compact, allowing us to focus more on the code itself.

macOS Universal — 19.0 MB
Windows x64 — 12.6 MB
Linux AppImage x86_64 — 18.5 MB

keyscope.dev/download

First image (SET command)
“SET valkey 9.0.0 → Response: OK”
→ Demonstrates running a command instantly via the Command Palette

Second image (GET command)
“GET valkey → Response: 9.0.0”
→ Shows how the Command Palette delivers a familiar redis-cli workflow in the GUI

“SET valkey 9.0.0 → Response: OK” → Demonstrates running a command instantly via the Command Palette

“GET valkey → Response: 9.0.0” → Shows how the Command Palette delivers a familiar redis-cli workflow in the GUI

Keyscope v0.11.0 is out!

Meet the Command Palette 🎨
Enjoy a familiar redis-cli experience—now seamlessly integrated into your GUI workflow.

Switch commands faster, explore with ease, and boost your productivity.

👉 pub.dev/packages/key...

#RedisGUI #ValkeyGUI #BuildInPublic

Lucky 7! 🎰

Thanks for the Triple Lucky 7! 7️⃣7️⃣7️⃣ and for choosing keyscope_client ❤️

Your interest and support keep us going.

More exciting updates are on the way—stay tuned!

👉 pub.dev/packages/key...

#Redis #Valkey #BuildInPublic #PubDev

Keyscope v0.11.0 will be released soon!

This update introduces the new Command Palette feature.

No more relying on the CLI in the console.

See the screenshots! :)

#Keyscope #RedisGUI #ValkeyGUI #CommandPalette

Keyscope v0.11.0 will be released soon!

This update introduces the new Command Palette feature.
No more relying on the CLI in the console.

The key is "Hello", case-sensitive as always.

Use the GET command to query the key, as shown in the attached screenshot.

Keyscope v0.10.0 is out! 🚀

SSH Tunneling is finally here — connect to Google Cloud Memorystore right away and experience seamless access.

📌 The two attached diagrams contain all the info you need to get started!

@opensource.google @valkeyio.bsky.social
#GoogleCloud #Memorystore #ValkeyGUI

Keyscope v0.10.0 will be released soon!

SSH Tunneling Support is coming. 🎉

You'll soon be able to securely connect to Google Cloud Memorystore via SSH tunneling directly via the Connection Manager.

Stay tuned: pub.dev/packages/key...

#GoogleCloud #SSH #RedisGUI #ValkeyGUI #Database #OpenSource

GitHub - infradise/keyscope_client: The ultimate multi-engine client for Redis, Valkey, Dragonfly, and Google Cloud Memorystore. The ultimate multi-engine client for Redis, Valkey, Dragonfly, and Google Cloud Memorystore. - infradise/keyscope_client

Dart client for Redis/Valkey — check it out: github.com/infradise/ke...

Keyscope v0.9.0 is out! 🚀

We've revamped the Connection Manager. 🎉

Now you can save, edit, and manage your connections directly on your local machine.

Check it out: 👇
pub.dev/packages/key...

#Keyscope #RedisGUI #ValkeyGUI #OpenSource #Multilingual

keyscope_client v4.5.2 out!

Our goal is a 100% complete command experience across all Redis/Valkey data types in Dart/Flutter.

The second milestone: Modules & Extensions are now fully supported.

- JSON, SEARCH, TIME SERIES, VECTOR SET
- BLOOM & CUCKOO FILTER
- COUNT-MIN & T-DIGEST & TOP-K SKETCH

Keyscope - Redis/Valkey GUI and CLI
pub.dev/packages/key...

keyscope_client - Redis/Valkey library for Dart
pub.dev/packages/key...

We maintain these projects to make working with Redis and Valkey easier and to provide high-performance tools.

Feedback and issues are welcome; follow for updates.

keyscope_client v4.0.0 released

Our goal is a 100% complete command experience across all Redis/Valkey data types in in the Dart and Flutter ecosystem. The first milestone: Core Data Types are now fully supported

STRING, HASH, LIST, SET, SORTED SET, BITMAP, HYPERLOGLOG, GEOSPATIAL, STREAM, GENERIC

That brings Core Data Types to about 60% complete. Roughly half of the remaining 40% is included in today’s v3.7.0 release.

Take a look: pub.dev/packages/Typ...

Over the past two weeks we’ve been catching up with a rapid burst of TypeRedis development. Starting with JSON command support in v2.5.0, TypeRedis added a lot of commands up through v3.6.0 — transactions, hash, list, string, set, sorted set, and bitmap.

Quick update: we planned to release Keyscope v0.6.0 right after v0.5.0, but it took two weeks to fold in the rapid updates from TypeRedis, Keyscope's core library.

Now it's Keyscope's turn to move fast; v0.6.0 will be released this week. Thanks for your patience.

pub.dev/packages/key...