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RabbitGUI

The RabbitMQ IDE for developers.

rabbitgui.com Software Development / Developer Utilities

AI Benchmark
Desktop
Mobile
Monthly visits
<5K
Sep 2026
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue evidence yet
Entry price
$31.32/mo
Higher than 86% of peersNiche median $9.99/mo
Creators
Nicolas Ka
@nicolaska3· 280 followers
Launched
19mo ago
2025-04-30 · Est.

Traffic

Monthly visitsData through Sep 2026
Events3 changes · 3 marketing moves

Marketing moves

Launches, search & content, referrals, promotions
X accounts@nicolaska3@rabbitguiapp@rabbitguiapp

  • Launched on Fazier (#133 · 44 upvotes · 4 comments)Launch

    RabbitGUI — Debug, monitor, and manage RabbitMQ with a modern IDE

    Oct 9 · 36d agoLaunch page

    At the time: <5K visits/mo3 concurrent moves

  • Launched on DevHunt (4 upvotes · 2 comments)Launch

    RabbitGUI — The missing RabbitMQ IDE!

    Jun 16 · 5mo agoLaunch page

  • Launched on Show HN (2 pts)Launch

    I Built a Mac Tool for RabbitMQ Dead Letter Queue Management — Hey HN, One of the most frustrating parts of working with RabbitMQ for me has always been the management interface, especially when dealin…

    Dec 15, 2025 · 11mo agoLaunch page

  • Launched on Uneed (#2)Launch

    RabbitGUI — Debug, monitor, and manage RabbitMQ with a modern developer interface.

    Oct 22, 2025 · 13mo agoLaunch page

  • Launched on Product HuntLaunch

    The missing rabbitmq IDE

    May 10, 2025 · 18mo agoLaunch page

Third-party reviews & case dossiers

Acquisition breakdowns, engineer reviews & open-source metrics
Show HN
2025-04-30Source
Post excerpt:
Hey HN! I've been using RabbitMQ for about 10 years now, and while the web UI is handy, I've always found the experience frustrating. We all used to share scripts that would add JSON formatting and other small details to make it more practical. At some point, I even tried proposing improvements or a revamp of the UI on the RabbitMQ Slack. The answer I got wa
Show HN
2025-12-15Source
Post excerpt:
Hey HN, One of the most frustrating parts of working with RabbitMQ for me has always been the management interface, especially when dealing with DLQs. At some point, I proposed improving the native UI internally, but the response I got was basically: "Don't fix what isn't broken." Fair enough... so I went ahead and built something instead. Rabbit GUI is a Ma
Fazier
2026-10-09Source
What engineers like:
Dead-letter queue management: Search, filter, select, and republish messages, with optional throttling. Live queue inspection : Spy on messages in real time without consuming them. Multi-environment support : Manage local, staging, and production RabbitMQ instances from one workspace. Visual routing: Explore exchanges, queues, bindings, dead-letter exchanges, and message flows visually. JSON editor: Inspect and edit messages with syntax highlighting, validation, and routing-key autocompletion. Queue analytics: Interactive time-series charts and backlog drain-time forecasts. Powerful search: Quickly find queues, exchanges, policies, and virtual hosts. Bindings management: Visualize and manage routing bindings in one place. Policy debugger: Understand which policies apply to a queue and identify configuration conflicts. Bulk actions: Manage multiple queues, exchanges, and policies at once. Custom views: Create personalized views with filters and custom columns. Built-in RabbitMQ docs: Access helpful configuration references without leaving the app.
Best suited for:
Debug failed messages: Inspect dead-lettered messages and republish them after fixing the underlying issue. Troubleshoot production systems: Safely inspect live queue traffic without consuming messages. Manage multiple environments: Quickly switch between development, staging, and production RabbitMQ instances. Understand message routing: Visualize how exchanges, bindings, queues, and dead-letter flows connect. Monitor queue backlogs: Track queue behavior and estimate how long a backlog will take to drain. Test and replay messages: Edit JSON payloads and republish messages to specific destinations. Investigate RabbitMQ policies: See exactly how policies affect queues and resolve configuration issues. Operate RabbitMQ faster: Replace repetitive CLI or management-console workflows with a focused desktop interface.

Traffic sources

Sep 2026

Traffic breakdown

Channels

  • Direct40%
  • Organic Search35%
  • Referrals10%
  • Social6%
  • Other9%

Countries

  • Russia34%
  • Vietnam33%
  • India18%
  • France14%

Search

Domain authority —Domain registered 2025-04-21

KeywordMonthly volume
rabbitmq default port1,560
rabbitgui70
rabbit ui50
how to create a rabbitmq in docker compose—
rabbitmq cli command docker compose—

Traffic data: Vaneform

Pricing

RabbitGUI
29€ one-time payment
All features included

Trial: None · Observed 2026-11-03 · Source page

Entry price $31.32/mo, Higher than 86% of peers; “Developer Utilities” median is $9.99/mo.View pricing benchmark

Pages & changes

Tracked since 2025-05-10

Key pages

Weekly snapshots

Changes

  1. Nov 1 · 13d ago

    Homepage headline (H1) changed to “The RabbitMQ IDE for developers.”Positioning

    Manage RabbitMQ dead-letters with ease.→The RabbitMQ IDE for developers.

  2. Nov 1 · 13d ago

    Adopted technology: Radix UIFeatures

    —→Radix UI

  3. Nov 1 · 13d ago

    Homepage title changed to “RabbitGUI | The RabbitMQ IDE for developers”Positioning

    RabbitGUI | Manage RabbitMQ dead-letters with ease→RabbitGUI | The RabbitMQ IDE for developers

Questions & evidence

How much does RabbitGUI cost?
RabbitGUI: 29€ one-time payment. Observed 2026-11-03. Check the source for current billing terms, usage limits and taxes.Source
How much website traffic does RabbitGUI get?
Vaneform estimates <5K website visits in 2026-09. Visits can include repeat visits; this estimate does not measure paying customers or revenue.Source

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