Unlimited clusters
Free includes up to two cluster profiles. Pro removes the cap so you can keep every env — dev, staging, prod — in one sidebar.
iPad · iPadOS
A full Kubernetes GUI built for iPad — browse pods, stream logs, edit YAML, and run day-to-day cluster work from the couch, the train, or the NOC.
Credentials stay on your iPad. Traffic goes to your cluster — not through our servers.
Start with browsing and snapshot logs. Unlock the full toolkit with KubeSpade Pro on the App Store.
Free includes up to two cluster profiles. Pro removes the cap so you can keep every env — dev, staging, prod — in one sidebar.
Open a shell in a running pod from the tablet. Debug live without hunting for a laptop.
Forward local ports to cluster services from iPad — inspect admin UIs and APIs on the go.
List releases, inspect values, and manage charts without switching apps.
Stream logs in follow mode. Free keeps snapshot logs; Pro keeps the tail moving.
Cordon, drain, and manage taints when you need to babysit a node from the tablet.
Sidebar navigation and the same workflows as on the desktop — dark or light, matching the system.
Gauges, charts, and warnings sized for landscape iPad.
Filter, sort, and open any pod for metrics and actions.
CPU and memory charts, labels, and quick actions in one sheet.
Multi-container tabs and previous-instance logs in a readable viewer.
Paste or upload a kubeconfig, or connect with cloud credentials — stored on device.
Matches iPadOS system appearance — dark or light.
Cluster metrics and warnings with system light appearance.
Same filters and columns as dark mode.
KubeSpade on iPad stores credentials in the device Keychain. There is no KubeSpade backend that receives your kubeconfig or API traffic.
KubeSpade also runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux — same workflows, wherever you are.
App Store listing is coming soon. Request early access if you want a ping when it’s live.