KubeGrip

KubeGrip

Mobile K8s for HomeLab users.

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  • Released
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  • September 9, 2025
  • September 30, 2026

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Take control of your Kubernetes clusters from anywhere with KubeGrip, the native iOS client designed for speed, simplicity, and complete personal control. Whether you're a HomeLab enthusiast running a K3s cluster, a DevOps engineer troubleshooting production services on the go, or a developer experimenting with configurations, KubeGrip puts a powerful, responsive cluster control center right on your iPhone. Core Features: • Cluster Overview & Health Insights: • Get an instant overview of your cluster's health, including node readiness, CPU and memory allocation requests/limits, and storage capacity. • Cluster Issues detector: quickly spot failing pods, crash-looping workloads, and cluster anomalies with one tap. • Pod Diagnostics & Interactive Terminal: • Stream and search real-time container logs with multi-container support. • Launch interactive shell sessions directly from your device (Pod Exec / Terminal). • Inspect historical CPU and memory utilization trends with native iOS Charts. • Examine pod events, conditions, YAML specifications, and associated resources. • Workload Control & Fast Actions: • Rollout restart for Deployments, StatefulSets, and DaemonSets with a safe confirmation step. • Scale replicas up or down instantly. • Trigger immediate runs (Run Now), suspend, or resume CronJobs on demand. • Delete and manage resources safely with built-in guardrails. • Helm & Custom Resources (CRDs): • Browse installed Helm releases and inspect release status, revisions, and details. • Explore Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) and inspect custom resource objects effortlessly. • Comprehensive Resource Coverage: • Complete visibility across Namespaces, Nodes, Workloads, Networking (Services, Ingress, Endpoints), Storage (PV, PVC, StorageClass), Configs (ConfigMaps, Secrets), and RBAC (Roles, Bindings, ServiceAccounts). • Cordon and uncordon nodes directly to manage workload scheduling. • HomeLab Friendly & Zero Friction: • Built-in interactive Demo Cluster: test drive KubeGrip immediately without any setup. • HomeLab connection guides and network diagnosis tailored for Tailscale, LAN, and K3s setups. • Seamless kubeconfig import via QR code, files, or clipboard, with credentials securely encrypted in Apple Keychain. • Pure Native iOS Experience: • Lightning-fast search and filtering across all resource lists. • Built with SwiftUI: fluid animations, full Dark Mode support, and English & Chinese localization.
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What's New in KubeGrip

1.3.1

September 30, 2026

• Helm Releases – See every Helm release with its status, chart and app version. View values, the full manifest, notes, deployed resources and revision history. No Helm install needed. • Custom Resources – Browse all CRDs grouped by API group and inspect their instances, with the same columns kubectl shows, readiness, conditions and events. • Workload actions – Restart Deployments, StatefulSets and DaemonSets, scale StatefulSets, and run, suspend or resume CronJobs. • Search everywhere – Filter every resource list by name, namespace or label. • Easier homelab setup – KubeGrip now spots a 127.0.0.1 server address in k3s.yaml and helps you swap it for your LAN or Tailscale address. Failed connections come with clear hints about certificates, ports and your network, plus a one-tap fix for certificate name mismatches. • Chinese – KubeGrip is now available in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. • Bug fixes and improvements.

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