Kubernetes in your
Menubar

The native app for Kubernetes on macOS and Windows. Monitor clusters, view pod logs, restart pods, and scale deployments - right from your menubar or system tray.

Free 14-day trial View pricing
macOS 13+
Windows 10+
All updates included
Kubebar – Aktionen: Scale, Rollout, Port-Forward, YAML, Right-Sizing, k9s

The Problem

You need to check cluster health, view pod logs, restart crashed pods, scale deployments - constantly switching between terminal, kubectl, and dashboards breaks your flow.

The Solution

Kubebar lives in your menubar. Real-time cluster health at a glance, pod logs, one-click restarts, and deployment scaling - all without leaving your current task.

Powerful Features

Everything you need to manage Kubernetes clusters from your menubar

Real-time Cluster Health

Green, yellow, or red indicator in your menubar shows cluster health at a glance. Know instantly when something needs attention.

Pod Log Viewer

View pod logs with search, filter, and real-time streaming. Copy or save logs to a file with one click.

One-Click Pod Restart

Restart crashed or misbehaving pods instantly with a single click. No terminal needed.

Deployment Scaling

Scale your deployments up or down with an intuitive slider. See replica counts update in real-time.

Multi-Cloud Support

Works with Azure AKS, AWS EKS, Google GKE, DigitalOcean DOKS, and local Kubernetes clusters.

Crash Notifications

Get notified when pods crash or enter CrashLoopBackOff. Never miss a critical issue again.

AI Assistant (BYOK)

Explain logs, diagnose unhealthy pods, and translate kubectl errors with your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Ollama key. Secrets are masked before sending.

AI Right-Sizing

Get concrete CPU and memory request & limit recommendations based on real usage versus configured limits.

Helm Releases

Browse Helm releases, view values and history, roll back, or uninstall - right from the menu bar.

Live Event Stream

Watch cluster events in real time - toggle between warnings only and all events, with severity at a glance.

Node Operations

Cordon, drain and inspect nodes, open an in-pod shell, and run rollout restart, undo or port-forward.

Metric Charts

CPU and memory history sparklines per pod, plus StatefulSets, DaemonSets and live YAML view & edit.

See It In Action

Simple, native macOS & Windows interface designed for DevOps engineers

Kubebar – Cluster-Übersicht mit Health, CrashLoop und CPU/RAM

Cluster Overview

Kubebar – KI-Assistent erklärt Logs und schlägt Befehle vor

AI Assistant

Kubebar – Aktionen: Scale, Rollout, Port-Forward, YAML, Right-Sizing, k9s

Quick Actions

Kubebar – Helm-Releases verwalten

Helm Releases

Kubebar – Log-Viewer mit Syntax-Highlighting und KI-Erklärung

Log Viewer

Kubebar – Cluster-Events (Warnungen / Alle)

Events

Download Kubebar

Free 14-day trial - no account needed. Activate later with a license key.

Try all features for 14 days, then activate with a license key from the pricing below.

Simple Pricing

Annual subscription. Cancel anytime.

Standard

macOS & Windows · 2 devices

12 € / year
  • All features included
  • 2 devices
  • All updates included
  • AKS, EKS, GKE & DOKS
  • Email support
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Power

macOS & Windows · 5 devices

29 € / year
  • All features included
  • 5 devices
  • All updates included
  • AKS, EKS, GKE & DOKS
  • Email support

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Launch offer only

Lifetime Standard

macOS & Windows · 2 devices

49 € one-time
  • All features included
  • 2 devices
  • All updates included
  • No subscription
  • AKS, EKS, GKE & DOKS
Launch offer only

Lifetime Power

macOS & Windows · 5 devices

99 € one-time
  • All features included
  • 5 devices
  • All updates included
  • No subscription
  • AKS, EKS, GKE & DOKS

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We've got answers

Kubebar supports Azure AKS, AWS EKS, Google GKE, DigitalOcean DOKS, and local Kubernetes clusters (Docker Desktop). Any cluster accessible via kubeconfig works.

Yes, kubectl must be installed and accessible on your system. Kubebar looks for it in /usr/local/bin, /opt/homebrew/bin, and /usr/bin.

All cluster access runs through kubectl, so every authentication method in your kubeconfig works — bearer tokens, client certificates, and exec-based auth (e.g. kubelogin for Azure, AWS, GKE).

Yes - Kubebar is an annual subscription (Standard or Power) that includes all updates. You can cancel anytime; access continues until the end of your billing period.

Kubebar runs on macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later - natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs - and on Windows 10 or later.