Kubernetes on macOS

The best way to interact with Kubernetes
on Apple platforms.

A MacBook Pro showing the app's main window in the front and a terminal detail view and a pod's logs in two separate windows in the back

Three iPhones showing the app's overview graphs, pod list view and pod detail view

An iPad showing the app's pod list on the left and a pod's logs on the right in split view

An Apple Vision Pro, revealing a view into a kitchen where a window with a list of kubernetes pods is floating in the air, a terminal running htop is floating beneath it, and a dashboard rendering pie charts, line charts, and gauges floating next to it

Three Apple Watches showing the app's widgets on the watch face, a gauge rendering pod health, and a stack of widgets rendering cluster CPU utilization and pod network I/O

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Multi-cluster Mode

Manage multiple clusters at once.

Nautik comes with powerful concurrency features, allowing you to efficiently connect to as many clusters as you want simultaneously.

Filter active clusters based on Focus modes. Search all of your resources using Spotlight.

Prometheus Dashboards

Integrated Prometheus monitoring.

Monitor your nodes, workloads, volumes, and more with overview dashboards that combine Kubernetes API data with advanced time-series metrics from the integrated Prometheus client.

An iPad showing a dashboard with CPU and memory utilization gauges and line charts

Multi-pod Logs

View and search logs for multiple pods and containers at once.

Follow logs from multiple pods and containers in one unified stream. Customize font size, color scheme, and whether to render timestamps.

Pod & Node Shells

Gain full control using the integrated terminal.

Attach to running pods with or without stdin, and execute interactive shells inside them, even from an iPhone.

Attach root shells to nodes using only the Kubernetes API. No SSH required.

An iPhone showing a terminal that is attached to a TTY inside a pod

Text Editor

Edit resources using the built-in text editor.

The customizable native text editor, based on TextKit 2, gives you full control over your Kubernetes resources by exposing the raw YAML.

Edit ConfigMap and Secret values inline with automatic base64 encoding, or break inline editors out into full-screen views.

An iPhone showing a text editor editing Kubernetes YAML

Port Forwarding

Forward ports from pods and services to your localhost.

Forward pod and service ports to your device with multiplexing and robust reconnection behavior, even across app restarts.

The iOS and iPadOS versions include an in-app browser for opening HTTP port forwards.

An iPad showing a list of Kubernetes port forwardings

Helm Client

Manage charts and releases using the integrated Helm client.

Use the integrated Helm client to view, install, uninstall, upgrade, and roll back Helm releases, pull charts from custom Helm repositories, and edit the configuration values of installed charts.

CRD Support

View and edit custom resources and their CRDs.

View and edit custom resources and their definitions, leveraging Kubernetes' native extensibility features.

Browse CRDs by API group, inspect schemas, and work with custom resources using the same native tools as built-in Kubernetes resources.

An iPhone showing a categorized list of Kubernetes CRDs

Truly Native UI

View resource details in native views.

Every supported resource type comes with a custom detail view, presenting resource-specific features in a way that feels right at home on Apple's platforms.

Resource views perform watches in the background, so they always stay up to date.

An iOS app detail view showing several metadata features of a Kubernetes pod, rendered in an iOS-native design

Widgets

Render workload statuses and Prometheus metrics as widgets.

Keep an eye on cluster health from your Home Screen, Lock Screen, Mac desktop, or Apple Watch with configurable widgets for workloads and Prometheus metrics.

An iPad showing a bunch of widgets rendering a Kubernetes cluster's CPU and memory utilization as gauges and line charts and several workload statuses as pie charts

Native Multitasking

Multitask using multiple windows, Slide Over, and Split View.

Nautik builds on Apple's native multitasking model, including Slide Over, Split View, and multiple windows on macOS, iPadOS, and visionOS, plus tab support on macOS.

An iPad showing three separate Nautik windows; one with a pod list, one with pod details, and one with a log stream on a terminal

Apple Vision Support

Kubernetes in space.

Nautik is available on visionOS, bringing desktop-class Kubernetes management into the spatial realm.

Watch your resources in table views, open multiple windows, and scale out into the unlimited canvas of Apple Vision.

A view into a kitchen where a window with a list of Kubernetes pods is floating in the air, a terminal running htop is floating beneath it, and a dashboard with pie charts, line charts, and gauges is floating next to it