
Wheelhouse for Kubernetes
K8s cluster dashboard & logs
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Wheelhouse puts all of your Kubernetes clusters in your pocket. See what's healthy, what's broken and why — then fix it from your iPhone or iPad.
FLEET AT A GLANCE
• One dashboard for every cluster: health, nodes, capacity and the problems that need attention
• Crash-looping, OOM-killed, pending and failing workloads surface automatically, with a plain-language diagnosis
• Home Screen widgets and background alerts
EVERY RESOURCE
• Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, CronJobs, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, Secrets, persistent volumes, Nodes, RBAC, custom resources and more
• Search, namespaces, events and related resources
• CPU and memory from metrics-server or Prometheus, detected automatically
TAKE ACTION SAFELY
• Scale, restart, delete, cordon, drain, suspend and trigger jobs
• View, edit and apply YAML — every change is previewed with a server-side dry run
• Mark a cluster as Production to require typed confirmation for every change, or Read-only to block changes entirely
DEBUG LIKE ON YOUR LAPTOP
• Live, searchable container logs
• A terminal into any container
• Port forwarding with a built-in preview browser
CONNECT YOUR WAY
• Import a kubeconfig from Files, or share it straight from Mail, WhatsApp or Telegram
• Or add a cluster with a service-account token
• Works with any conformant cluster: managed cloud clusters, k3s, minikube, kubeadm and homelabs
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no backend, no analytics — Wheelhouse talks directly to your API servers
• Credentials stay in the iOS Keychain, with optional per-cluster iCloud Keychain sync
• Face ID app lock
No cluster handy? Tap Explore Demo to try everything with a simulated fleet.
Wheelhouse is free and open source.
Kubernetes is a registered trademark of The Linux Foundation.
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What's New in Wheelhouse for Kubernetes
1.0.1
November 8, 2026
This update makes Wheelhouse more reliable: • Home Screen widgets no longer show a cluster as healthy when it can't be reached. Clusters that haven't loaded yet are marked as not loaded, and the last known status is kept with its original time. • Failing init containers (crashes, out-of-memory kills, image pull errors) now count as failing and show up in cluster health. • iCloud sync is safer: clusters and credentials saved by a newer version of Wheelhouse on another device are kept untouched instead of being lost.
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