Tools for Elasticsearch

Explore data, run API calls, and watch cluster health — without leaving a lightweight UI built for daily ops work.

Connect with a URL. No vendor cloud or middle-tier proxy.

Connect to the Elasticsearch URL you already run — no version checklist.

Chrome extension from the Web Store, or a Windows installer with the same UI.

Interface localized for international teams.

What you get

Everything in one place — from ad-hoc searches to cluster monitoring.

Pick an index, map fields, add filters, and paginate results. View the generated query JSON and hits side by side.

Send any REST call with editable URL and body. URL templates, runtime variables, and built-in examples for common endpoints.

See nodes, shards, routing, and health at a glance. Open cluster stats or jump to a direct query from the dashboard.

Poll node metrics on an interval and chart values over time — useful when you need more than a one-shot _nodes/stats call.

Save hosts under nested groups, rename aliases, and switch clusters from the toolbar without retyping URLs.

Constructor and direct runs are stored per host so you can review what was executed and when.

Syntax-highlighted responses, collapsible trees, keyboard navigation through hits, and quick copy.

Credentials and preferences live in browser sync or local storage. Requests go only to hosts you configure.

Choose how you want to run it.

Latest release: v2.0.0

Install from the Chrome Web Store. Updates are delivered automatically by Chrome.

Standalone desktop app. Same UI as the extension, without a browser.

Before you install (unsigned build)

Windows may show “Unknown publisher” or SmartScreen — this is expected until code signing is enabled.
Click “More info” → “Run anyway” if you trust this download.