Kubyl

Kubyl

Kubernetes clusters, anywhere

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Released
October 16, 2026
Updated
October 23, 2026
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Kubyl is the phone client for Kubyl Server, a private server you run next to your clusters. It gives you the day-to-day parts of operating Kubernetes without a laptop. • Clusters and resources: live tables of pods, deployments, nodes and events, with search across every type. • Logs and a terminal: follow logs and open a shell in a container. • Alerts: see firing alerts, silence them, and get push notifications. • Argo CD and Helm: check application health, sync or roll back, and read release history. • Safe changes: every write is a two-step confirm, production clusters ask you to type the cluster name, and read-only clusters stay read-only. • Private by design: kubeconfigs and credentials never leave your server, and secret values are masked. The phone pairs with the server by QR code and can be revoked at any time. Kubyl requires a Kubyl Server with an active license. See kubyl.dev.
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What's New in Kubyl

1.4.0

October 23, 2026

Kubyl now makes use of big screens: iPads, and the open display of a foldable iPhone. • A sidebar like the desktop app: under Resources, every kind of the cluster opens in folding sections, and pages open beside the sidebar so it stays. • Made for width: the overview in columns, tables with sortable columns, alerts with the list and the selected alert side by side, and four Apps cards in a row. • Foldable iPhone: content keeps clear of the system's clock and Wi-Fi, and the small display in landscape uses its full width. • More room for logs, pod pages and other screens, with less given to bars and padding. • Fixes: a Service or Pod with the same port on TCP and UDP no longer shows an error, and Forward and Web view explain when your account may not port-forward.

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