A big update for ARDM: Connection Groups, VECTOR, TimeSeries, Array and more
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m the developer of Another Redis Desktop Manager (ARDM). It’s been a while since the original launch, and I’ve continued maintaining and improving the project.
Recently I’ve added several features that I’m excited to finally have available:

📂 Connection Groups
You can now organize Redis connections into groups. This is especially useful if you have many connections across different projects or environments such as development, staging and production.
🔌 Test Connection
You can now test a Redis connection before saving it, which makes configuring SSL/TLS, SSH tunnels and authentication much easier.
🧩 ARRAY / VECTOR / RedisTimeSeries
ARDM now supports newer Redis data types and modules, including:
* Redis ARRAY
* Redis VECTOR
* RedisTimeSeries
The goal is to make these newer Redis features easier to inspect and work with from a desktop GUI.
⚡ Performance improvements
Handling large Redis databases has always been one of the main focuses of ARDM.
The application uses virtualization and incremental loading to keep the UI responsive when working with large numbers of keys.
There have also been many smaller improvements and bug fixes across Windows, macOS and Linux.
ARDM remains open source and MIT licensed.
If you use ARDM, I'd love to hear from you:
What Redis feature or workflow would you like to see improved next?
And if you've been using ARDM for a while, what has been the most useful feature for you?
You can submit issues to https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager
Thanks for checking it out! ❤️

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