ML Marcus Liang DevOps Engineer @ Northwind
5.0
The per-namespace topology graph finally made our service mesh make sense. I onboard new hires by just opening it now.
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jupiter kubexer-prd
kube-system
24
pods
default
8
pods
kubexer-prd
16
pods
monitoring
11
pods
Pods 6 items
Name Namespace Status Restarts Age
api-main-7d9c kubexer-prd Running 0 4d
controlplane-0 kubexer-prd Running 1 4d
redis-master-0 kubexer-prd Running 0 12d
rabbitmq-1 kubexer-prd Pending 0 2m
postgres-primary default Running 0 30d
opensearch-data-2 monitoring CrashLoop 7 1h
Ultimate Kubernetes IDE
Workloads
Networking
S api-main-svc Service · kubexer-prd
api-main
Pod · kubexer-prd
Labels
app=api tier=backend
Namespace
kubexer-prd
Active rules 5 firing
CrashLoopBackOff — opensearch-data-2 monitoring · 7 restarts
Restart spike — api-main-7d9c kubexer-prd
Job failed — backup-cron default
Pod Pending > 5m — rabbitmq-1 kubexer-prd
All healthy — controlplane-0 kubexer-prd
Monitoring
Monitoring & Alerts
Logs
Advanced Logs Search
level=error OR "timeout" api-main-7d9c · app
12:04:01 INFO started reconcile loop
12:04:02 WARN retry 1/5 connecting to redis-master-0
12:04:03 ERROR dial tcp 10.0.0.5:6379: i/o timeout
12:04:03 INFO requeue api-main-7d9c after 2s
12:04:05 WARN connection pool exhausted, backing off
12:04:06 ERROR context deadline exceeded: upstream timeout
12:04:08 INFO reconnected to redis-master-0
12:04:09 INFO reconcile complete, 3 resources synced
Live tail 2 matches
Synced clusters 4 synced
jupiter Encrypted
kubexer-prd Encrypted
staging Encrypted
home-lab Encrypted
MacBook Pro Synced just now
Windows PC Synced just now
End-to-end encrypted · zero-knowledge
Sync
Kube Configs Sync
AI Assistant
Meet Kubexy
Your built-in Kubernetes AI. Ask it anything about your cluster — it explains errors, investigates health, and, with your go-ahead, acts on your behalf.
Why is opensearch-data-2 crashing?
It is in CrashLoopBackOff with 7 restarts. The container was OOMKilled — its memory limit is 512Mi but it peaks at ~780Mi. Raise the limit or tune the heap size.
Restart it for now.
Confirm action
Restart pod opensearch-data-2 in monitoring?
Restart Cancel
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BYOK · your key, stored encrypted on-device · secrets redacted
Features
Full Fledged Kubernetes Management
One desktop app for browsing, debugging, and operating your clusters.
Topology
See how resources in a namespace connect as an interactive graph — pods, services, ingresses, and the relationships between them, laid out at a glance.
Security Scanner
Scan workload container images for known CVEs with Trivy, then triage findings by severity — straight from the pod or deployment you are inspecting.
Compare Namespaces
Diff resources and capacity across namespaces side by side to spot drift, missing config, and resource gaps before they bite.
Scoped Kubeconfigs
Provision least-privilege service accounts with the RBAC you choose, then download a scoped kubeconfig to share access safely. Revoke anytime.
Security Matrix
Aggregate every ServiceAccount, user, role, and binding into one grid to see who can do what, where — across namespaces and by resource kind. Click any cell to drill into the exact bindings and policy rules behind the access.
Service Flows
Trace how traffic moves between services across your cluster, so you can understand and debug dependencies without guessing.
Advanced Log Viewer
Unlock severity filters and the log histogram to search across pods and containers and find the one line that matters in seconds.
Kubeconfig Sync
Sign in once and your kubeconfigs follow you to every device — encrypted end-to-end, set up your clusters once and connect from anywhere.
Monitoring & Alerts
Get notified the moment pods, workloads, nodes, or events cross the thresholds you define — delivered to desktop push and email.
Desktop push Email
Kubexy AI Assistant
Bring your own AI key and let Kubexy explain pod errors, investigate namespace health, and answer questions about your cluster — read-only by default, acting only with your explicit confirmation.
Device Sync and Protection
Seamlessly use your account across your machines, while a per-product two-device limit and single-active-session protection keep it secure.
One-Click Demo Cluster
No cluster handy? Spin up a local Kubernetes cluster with minikube in a single click — Kubexer fetches the tooling, starts the cluster, and wires up the kubeconfig so you can start exploring in seconds.
GitOps for Argo CD & Flux
Inspect Applications, Kustomizations, and HelmReleases natively, follow each deployment's managed-resource tree, and sync, refresh, reconcile, or suspend — all without leaving Kubexer.
OpenShift Support
Connect to OpenShift and get first-class, typed views for Routes, Projects, DeploymentConfigs, ImageStreams, BuildConfigs, Builds, and Security Context Constraints — auto-detected the moment you connect.
Helm Release Insights
Go beyond a release list: see every resource a release manages as a graph, review revision history and value diffs, and upgrade or roll back with a clear preview of the outcome.
Custom Resources & CRDs
Browse Custom Resource Definitions and their instances with printer-column tables and a Lens-style sidebar that adapts to whatever CRDs your cluster exposes.
Help & Knowledge Base
Searchable, in-app documentation for every feature, right beside your clusters — browse guides and how-tos in the desktop app or on the web, so the answer is always one click away.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready.
Free
For exploring and smaller clusters.
$0
- Full Kubernetes cluster management
- Basic log viewer
- Cluster status
- Security scanner
- Monitoring & alerts
- Compare namespaces
- Kubeconfig sync
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Pro
Everything, unlocked.
$10 /month
- Everything in Free
- Security scanner (image CVE scanning)
- Monitoring & alerts
- Topology & service flows
- Compare namespaces
- Kubeconfig sync across devices
- Kubexy AI assistant (BYOK)
Teams
Share access across your whole team.
$10 /seat /month
- Everything in Pro
- Team seat management — assign seats by email
- Centralized team billing
- Add or remove seats anytime
Testimonials
What people are saying
Engineers and teams shipping faster with Kubexer.
PN Priya Nair SRE @ Acme Cloud
5.0
Kubeconfig sync across my laptop and workstation just works, and knowing the configs are encrypted end-to-end means I stopped worrying about it.
DO Daniel Okoro Platform Lead @ Finlytic
5.0
The built-in Trivy scanner caught two critical CVEs in an image we were about to ship. That alone paid for the team plan.
SR Sofia Romano Backend Engineer
4.5
Live logs and the exec shell in one window means I rarely drop to a terminal anymore. Debugging a pod is a couple of clicks.
HL Henrik Larsson Cloud Architect @ Vektor
5.0
Switched our team off Lens IDE and never looked back — comparing two namespaces side by side surfaced config drift between staging and prod that we had been chasing for a week.
AC Amelia Cruz K8s Consultant
5.0
I provision scoped kubeconfigs for clients in under a minute and revoke them when the engagement ends. The RBAC presets are a huge time saver.
TV Tomás Vidal Infrastructure Engineer @ Loopwave
4.5
Port-forwarding from the resource browser is so much nicer than remembering kubectl flags. The clean UI keeps me focused.
HK Hana Kim SRE @ Brightline
5.0
The monitoring alerts pinged me on desktop the moment a deployment started crash-looping at 2am. Caught it before customers did.
OB Oliver Bennett DevOps Lead @ Carta Systems
5.0
Encrypted kubeconfigs at rest plus the two-device limit ticked every box our security review asked for. Rare for a developer tool.
ML Marcus Liang DevOps Engineer @ Northwind
5.0
The per-namespace topology graph finally made our service mesh make sense. I onboard new hires by just opening it now.
PN Priya Nair SRE @ Acme Cloud
5.0
Kubeconfig sync across my laptop and workstation just works, and knowing the configs are encrypted end-to-end means I stopped worrying about it.
DO Daniel Okoro Platform Lead @ Finlytic
5.0
The built-in Trivy scanner caught two critical CVEs in an image we were about to ship. That alone paid for the team plan.
SR Sofia Romano Backend Engineer
4.5
Live logs and the exec shell in one window means I rarely drop to a terminal anymore. Debugging a pod is a couple of clicks.
HL Henrik Larsson Cloud Architect @ Vektor
5.0
Switched our team off Lens IDE and never looked back — comparing two namespaces side by side surfaced config drift between staging and prod that we had been chasing for a week.
AC Amelia Cruz K8s Consultant
5.0
I provision scoped kubeconfigs for clients in under a minute and revoke them when the engagement ends. The RBAC presets are a huge time saver.
TV Tomás Vidal Infrastructure Engineer @ Loopwave
4.5
Port-forwarding from the resource browser is so much nicer than remembering kubectl flags. The clean UI keeps me focused.
HK Hana Kim SRE @ Brightline
5.0
The monitoring alerts pinged me on desktop the moment a deployment started crash-looping at 2am. Caught it before customers did.
OB Oliver Bennett DevOps Lead @ Carta Systems
5.0
Encrypted kubeconfigs at rest plus the two-device limit ticked every box our security review asked for. Rare for a developer tool.
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