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About CacheDeck

Who built this

CacheDeck is built by Vladimir Chemeris, an indie iOS developer with a background in backend infrastructure and DevOps tooling. CacheDeck is a solo project: one developer, one app, one use case.

CacheDeck started during on-call rotations. The only way to inspect a Redis server from a phone was to open a terminal emulator, manually SSH into a bastion host, and run redis-cli from there: a multi-step workflow under pressure at 2 AM. No iPhone app handled the SSH tunnel internally and opened in one tap with saved credentials, so Vladimir wrote one.

What CacheDeck is

CacheDeck is a native iOS app for inspecting, editing, and debugging Redis-compatible servers. It connects over direct TCP, SSH tunnel, or TLS, with certificates stored in the iOS Keychain and private keys protected by the Secure Enclave. It requires no cloud account, no subscription, and no external client.

CacheDeck focuses on one platform (iPhone), one use case (on-call Redis access), and one pricing model (one-time purchase, all future updates included). There is no desktop version, no SaaS platform, and no Android app.

Engineering principles

  • Privacy by default. CacheDeck has no backend and no account system. Your Redis credentials, private keys, and connection hostnames never leave your device. Optional anonymous diagnostics pass an allow-list scrubber, and the first-launch privacy screen and Settings both hold the off switches.
  • Native iOS throughout. Every interaction in CacheDeck runs on native iOS APIs and SwiftUI, with no embedded web view, no Electron equivalent, and no cross-platform framework.
  • Safety for production. Write operations on PROD-tagged connections require explicit confirmation. This is a deliberate design constraint: mobile access to production systems carries different risks than desktop access.
  • One-time purchase. Developer tools should not be rented. CacheDeck is free to download, and Pro is a single $19.99 unlock. Every future update ships to existing customers at no additional cost.

Contact

Questions, bug reports, and feature requests are welcome atsupport@cachedeck.com. Vladimir responds within 24 hours on business days.

For press inquiries or partnership questions, use the same address.

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