Have you had experience using Redis for data caching?

Yes, Redis is often used for caching data in Android applications, especially when quick access to frequently requested information is needed without contacting a remote server. For example, it can cache the results of network requests or database data to speed up loading and reduce network load.

Using Redis in Android typically requires interaction with a server-side component that manages the cache, while on the client side, data is stored locally (for example, via SharedPreferences or SQLite). However, if the app uses its own server with Redis, caching helps improve performance and responsiveness.