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TypesenseTypesense GUI client

Search collections, browse documents, and manage schemas with a visual Typesense editor. Connect to Typesense on localhost, self-hosted, or cloud (Typesense Cloud).

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Your data stays yours

1bench runs entirely on your machine. Nothing is ever sent to us.

100% Local

Credentials and data never leave your machine.

Zero Telemetry

No usage tracking, no query logging, no analytics.

Direct Connection

Straight to your database, nothing in between.

Built for Typesense

1

Server Overview

Instant on-connect snapshot: cluster info, health, collection count, document counts, memory usage. Typesense state at a glance.

2

Visual Search Builder

Build searches visually with per-field filter_by, facets, sorting, pagination, and query_by weighting. Live preview of results with scores and highlights.

3

Vector Search

Run semantic search on any vector field. Paste embeddings or use Typesense's built-in ML models. Combine with keyword search for hybrid retrieval.

4

Create Collection with Schema

Visual wizard for collections with field types, facets, indexing options, default sort settings, and typo tolerance. Schema preview inline.

10x your Typesense productivity

Stop switching between CLI and code. Manage everything visually.

Visual Query Builder

Build filter_by queries visually with facets, sorting, pagination, and query_by weighting. Live result preview.

Browse Documents

Browse collections with syntax-highlighted document views. Edit fields inline, expand nested objects.

Create Collection

Create collections with field types, facets, indexing options, and default sort through a visual wizard.

Delete Collection

Remove collections safely with typed confirmation, dependency checks, and staged delete before commit.

Truncate Collection

Clear all documents from a collection while keeping the schema and settings intact. One-click empty.

Schema Editor

View and modify collection schemas: field types, facets, indexing options, and default sort per field.

Bulk Import

Import documents from JSON, JSONL, or CSV files with field mapping and preview before commit.

Export Data

Export entire collections as JSON. Filter, project, and rename fields directly from the dialog.

Vector Search

Semantic search on any vector field. Paste embeddings or use Typesense's ML models for hybrid retrieval.

Production Safe

Read-only mode, destructive-action confirmations, and per-connection ACL checks keep production safe.

Multiple Tabs

Work across Typesense collections and clusters in parallel. Each tab keeps its own browsing and query state.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate collections, run searches, switch tabs, and manage connections without ever reaching for the mouse.

Query History

Every query you run is saved per connection. Search, filter, and re-run previous queries instantly.

Autocomplete

Smart suggestions for collection names, field names, and filter operators as you build queries.

Cloud Support

Connect to Typesense Cloud, self-hosted clusters, or private-network clusters via SSH tunnels with TLS.

Not just Typesense

One tool for all your databases. No more juggling apps.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Typesense GUI?
A Typesense GUI is a visual desktop client that lets you browse collections, inspect documents, build search queries, and manage schemas without writing raw API calls. 1bench is a modern Typesense GUI for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Does Typesense have a GUI?
Typesense is API-first. It ships no built-in graphical interface. For a visual experience, you install a third-party Typesense GUI like 1bench, a desktop app that lets you explore collections, edit documents, and run search queries from one interface.
What is the best Typesense GUI for Mac, Windows, or Linux?
A good Typesense GUI should run natively on your OS, support API key auth and TLS, and let you browse collections, edit documents, and build search queries with filters, facets, and sorting. 1bench delivers all of this with a single download for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Can a Typesense GUI connect to Typesense Cloud and self-hosted clusters?
Yes. Any Typesense GUI that speaks the HTTP API works with Typesense Cloud and self-hosted clusters. 1bench connects using your cluster hostname, port, and API key, with automatic TLS for Cloud and SSH tunnel support for clusters inside private networks.
Can a Typesense GUI manage collection schemas and search queries?
Yes. A full-featured Typesense GUI lets you view and edit collection schemas, configure field types, facets, and indexing options, and build filter_by queries with facets, sorting, and pagination. 1bench surfaces all of this in form-based editors and a visual query builder.

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