kubelizeme — Free Native Desktop Kubernetes Manager for macOS, Linux & Windows
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A native desktop Kubernetes manager built for engineers who want a fast, beautiful,<br>and distraction-free way to manage their clusters — no browser, no subscription,<br>no limits.
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macOS<br>Universal (Apple Silicon & Intel)
Linux<br>.deb & .rpm
Windows<br>x86_64
Features<br>Every capability, organized
Built with Rust + Tauri for native performance. Click any category to explore.
Cluster & resources<br>18 features
Cluster management
Multi-cluster tabs — connect to unlimited clusters with instant switching via ⌘1–⌘9
Color-coded tab groups — organize clusters by environment with drag-to-reorder
Auto-reconnect — persistent connections survive app restarts
Service account token auth — connect via token without kubeconfig files
Multi-kubeconfig merge — auto-discovers KUBECONFIG env, ~/.kube/config, and user-added files
Cluster dashboard — pod phases, node health, resource usage, and warnings at a glance
Health monitoring — per-cluster latency ping with visual status indicators
Cloud provider detection — auto-detects EKS, AKS, GKE, DigitalOcean, OVH, Linode with version info and EOL support check
Context menus — right-click actions on tabs and resources, Ctrl+Click to open in new tab
Quick reconnect — reconnect to a cluster directly from the tab popover
Resource browser
30+ resource types — Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, CronJobs, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, Secrets, Nodes, Namespaces, HPAs, PDBs, NetworkPolicies, and more
Rich detail panels — click any resource for a kubectl-describe-style side panel with raw YAML view
Owner references — clickable "Owned By" chips to navigate resource hierarchies
CRD browser — discover and browse Custom Resource Definitions grouped by API group
Resource events — view events scoped to any resource directly in the detail panel
Sortable columns — click any table header to sort resources by name, status, age, and more
Inline filtering — type-ahead filter with passthrough from search and command palette
Copy resource names — one-click copy on any resource name across all views
Workloads & topology<br>13 features
Workload operations
Edit & apply YAML — in-app YAML editor with direct apply to the cluster
Scale deployments — quick scale dialog for instant replica changes
Rollout restart — one-click rolling restart for deployments and statefulsets
Rollout history — timeline view with live diff between revisions
Patch labels — add or remove labels inline on any resource
Node maintenance — cordon, uncordon, and drain actions
Namespace lifecycle — create and delete namespaces with resource counts and pin/hide
Read-only mode — toggle to prevent accidental mutations
Ephemeral debug containers — attach a debug container to any running pod for live troubleshooting
kubectl-neat YAML — clean YAML output across all resource views, stripping managed fields and defaults
Workload topology
Visual dependency graph — Deployments → ReplicaSets → Pods → Services → Ingresses
Per-row overlay — expand the topology graph directly from any deployment row
Theme-aware rendering — nodes, edges, and backgrounds adapt to light and dark mode
Logs, terminal & port forwarding<br>13 features
Log viewer
Multi-pod streaming — stream logs from multiple pods simultaneously, stern-style
Pod sidebar — per-pod color coding with Only / All / None filter controls
Previous container logs — view logs from crashed or restarted containers
Save to file — export logs for offline analysis
ANSI color support — full terminal color rendering in the log viewer
10,000-line buffer — smooth scrolling with high-performance ring buffer
Embedded terminal
Local shell — built-in terminal with kubectl context auto-injected
Exec into containers — one-click shell access to running containers
Quake-style panel — slide-down terminal toggled with backtick key
Nerd Font support — proper glyph rendering for powerline prompts
Ephemeral debug containers — attach debug containers to running pods with auto-exec into the session
Port forwarding
Services & Pods — forward ports with one click from any service or pod
Active session panel — manage all active port forwards in one place
Security<br>8 features
RBAC visualizer
Subject-first browser — explore permissions by user, group, or service account
Risk scoring — instantly identify overly permissive bindings
Interactive graph — visual RBAC relationship graph scoped to selected subjects
Color-coded roles — distinct colors for Role, ClusterRole, RoleBinding, ClusterRoleBinding
Secrets management
Masked by default — values hidden at the Rust backend level, never exposed to the UI
Explicit reveal — click to decode with per-key copy button
Auto-seal countdown — configurable timer re-masks secrets automatically
Download as .env — export secret key-value pairs as a .env...