CodePlace vs Hound K8s

CodePlace helps you organize all your passwords, PINs, and everyday access codes in one simple place, directly on your device. From Wi-Fi passwords and school logins to alarm systems, cameras, and door codes, everything stays organized and easy to find. Designed with privacy in mind, CodePlace works completely offline. Your data is never uploaded, synced, tracked, or shared. Everything stays on your device.

Hound K8s brings Kubernetes inspection and everyday cluster operations to iPhone and iPad. Use focused navigation on iPhone or a multi-column workspace on iPad. Import a supported kubeconfig file, paste kubeconfig text, or connect through the built-in AWS EKS and Google GKE sign-in flows. Cloud features require access to your own provider account and clusters. • Browse workloads, networking, storage, and access-control resources. • Inspect resource status, events, and available CPU and memory metrics. • View Pod logs and open container shell sessions where your permissions allow. • Investigate unhealthy resources using Kubernetes state, events, and log evidence. • View YAML, edit supported resources, adjust replicas, update images, and perform supported resource actions. • Return to your selected cluster and namespace, and switch between English and Simplified Chinese in Settings. Touch and hold a resource to see its available actions. Features depend on resource type, cluster capabilities, and Kubernetes permissions. Some system resources are protected from changes. Metrics require the relevant Kubernetes metrics service. One App Store purchase includes Hound for Mac, iPhone and iPad. No subscription, trial or additional in-app unlock is required. No Hound account is required. You provide access to your own Kubernetes environment.