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Kubeterm — Kubernetes Management Tool
Manage Kubernetes on desktop and mobile
Manage every cluster from one beautiful app on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Browse pods, deployments, services, and CRDs. Stream logs, exec into containers, port-forward, and edit YAML inline. Multi-cluster, multi-tab, with built-in metrics and an AI assistant that runs real kubectl-style operations for you. AWS, Azure, GCP, Helm, and ArgoCD ready. Your whole cluster, in your pocket.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 Most Kubernetes GUIs make you choose: desktop-only, Electron-heavy, or powerful-but-terminal-bound. I wanted one that's fast and native — and also the same app on my phone. Kubeterm runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, so you can check a cluster or roll back a deploy from anywhere. Full resource tree (pods, deployments, services, CRDs), log streaming, exec, port-forward, inline YAML editing, live metrics, and multi-cluster/multi-tab workflows. Native auth for EKS/AKS/GKE, plus Helm and ArgoCD. The part I'd most love feedback on: a built-in AI assistant that runs real cluster operations from plain language — describe the change instead of recalling kubectl flags.
About Kubeterm — Kubernetes Management Tool on Product Hunt
“Manage Kubernetes on desktop and mobile”
Kubeterm — Kubernetes Management Tool was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #88 on the daily leaderboard. Manage every cluster from one beautiful app on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Browse pods, deployments, services, and CRDs. Stream logs, exec into containers, port-forward, and edit YAML inline. Multi-cluster, multi-tab, with built-in metrics and an AI assistant that runs real kubectl-style operations for you. AWS, Azure, GCP, Helm, and ArgoCD ready. Your whole cluster, in your pocket.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Most Kubernetes GUIs make you choose: desktop-only, Electron-heavy, or powerful-but-terminal-bound. I wanted one that's fast and native — and also the same app on my phone.
Kubeterm runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, so you can check a cluster or roll back a deploy from anywhere. Full resource tree (pods, deployments, services, CRDs), log streaming, exec, port-forward, inline YAML editing, live metrics, and multi-cluster/multi-tab workflows. Native auth for EKS/AKS/GKE, plus Helm and ArgoCD.
The part I'd most love feedback on: a built-in AI assistant that runs real cluster operations from plain language — describe the change instead of recalling kubectl flags.