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Short answers about privacy, platforms, and clusters.
No. Credentials stay on your device. The app talks directly to your Kubernetes API and cloud providers. There is no KubeSpade backend that receives your cluster secrets or API traffic. See the Privacy Policy.
macOS, Windows, Linux, and iPad. iPad ships via the App Store; desktop downloads are listed on the Download page when ready.
Amazon EKS, Google GKE, Azure AKS, minikube, kind, and any cluster you can reach with a standard kubeconfig. On desktop, exec plugins such as aws-vault are supported where configured.
It is a visual Kubernetes GUI for day-to-day cluster work — the same kind of tasks you’d do with kubectl, without living in the terminal. Keep kubectl for scripting and automation; use KubeSpade for browsing, debugging, and ops.
No cloud backend for your cluster data. Metrics and logs you view are fetched from your cluster (or local history on device) — not uploaded to KubeSpade servers.
Open an issue on GitHub. Include platform, OS version, app version, and cluster type (EKS / GKE / AKS / kubeconfig). Do not paste kubeconfigs, tokens, or secrets.
iPad App Store and desktop builds are coming soon. Watch the Download page, or open a GitHub issue to request early access.
File a bug or feature request on GitHub. We read every issue.