Your clusters deserve a real app
Octokube is a native desktop IDE for Kubernetes. Everything your team does with a cluster — exploring, debugging, controlling access — in one fast window.
Explore every resource
Browse namespaces and workloads, drill into any resource, and act on it directly — describe, edit, delete — without kubectl gymnastics. The explorer stays live, so what you see is what the cluster is doing right now.
Live pod logs
Tail any container in real time, right next to the resource it belongs to. No port-forwarding, no context switching — the stream follows you as pods restart.
All your clusters, one window
Prod, staging, sandbox — every cluster your team runs, side by side with live health. Switch context in one click instead of juggling kubeconfigs.
Built for teams
Invite members and assign roles. RBAC and policies decide exactly who can touch production — the right people get exactly the access they need, nothing more.
Every action, audited
A full trail of who did what, where, and when — across every cluster in the org. When something changes, you never have to guess who changed it.
An AI agent, built in
Ask it why a pod is crash-looping and it answers from the live state of your cluster — then proposes the fix and applies it under your RBAC, never around it.
How the cluster agent works →Native where it counts
Built as a desktop app from day one — because the tool you live in all day should feel like it belongs on your machine.
Actually native
A real desktop app, not a browser tab. Instant startup, native windowing, and performance that keeps up with a 200-pod namespace.
Always up to date
The app updates itself. Everyone on the team runs the latest version — no stale clients, no 'works on my machine'.
macOS, Windows & Linux
First-class builds for every desktop your team uses, with the same experience everywhere.
Secure by architecture
The IDE never talks to your cluster directly — a tiny agent inside the cluster dials out, so nothing gets exposed.
Ready to meet your clusters?
Download the app, connect a cluster, and see everything it's doing — in minutes, free.