Hi everyone! We built Keyscope because we needed a simple way to monitor the databases behind our own products. Most tools we tried were either heavy enterprise systems or overly complicated for everyday use. We wanted something straightforward: connect Redis, MongoDB, or PostgreSQL, see live metrics, inspect data, and set alerts without passing raw credentials around the team. Keyscope runs entirely in the browser and gives teams one place to: • monitor database health • explore keys, JSON, and data structures • set alert thresholds • send alerts to Slack, Telegram, or webhooks • manage team access with roles instead of sharing passwords You can run it self-hosted or use the hosted version. Paid plans also include an AI advisor that helps interpret metrics and potential issues. And yes, it was built by real developers. AI helped along the way, but the goal was to build something practical that teams can actually use every day. There is also a free-forever plan available for small teams and personal projects. If you try it, I would really appreciate your honest feedback.

Keyscope

Redis, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL monitoring your team can use

Redis, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL monitoring your team can use