Language: 🇺🇸 English | 🇨🇳 简体中文 | 🇯🇵 日本語 | 🇪🇸 Español
A native desktop UI for managing Docker and Kubernetes — built with Tauri + Rust. Fast to launch, light on resources, and entirely local: nothing leaves your machine.
- 🛍️ App Marketplace — install one-click app templates from Portainer & CasaOS sources, with safety checks and pre-install config
- 🐳 Containers & Images — full lifecycle, Compose support, backup/restore (incl. bind mounts), upgrade detection
- ☸️ Kubernetes, end to end — multi-cluster, HPAs/quotas/CRDs plus core resources, guarded workload operations, Helm, port forwarding, RBAC, events, and YAML everywhere
- 🩺 Live container triage — recent logs, healthcheck failures, exit diagnostics, and abnormal-event surfacing for failing containers
- 🖥️ Built-in tools — terminal, log viewer with search, CPU/memory history, file browser with editing
- 🧭 Linkable container views — Detail, Stats, Logs, Terminal, Process, and Files are nested routes under
/container/:id, so every view can be linked, reloaded, and navigated back to - 🪟 Titlebar page headers — page titles and actions live in the window's top band, alongside the sidebar toggle and back/forward navigation
- 🎬 Polished motion — app-wide animation refresh with instant tooltips, popover scaling, button press feedback, and reduced-motion support
- 📈 Smoother dashboard charts — CPU/memory charts on a lightweight liveline engine with hover scrubbing and a proper y-axis
- 🔔 Image upgrade watch — background service with desktop notifications when updates land
- ☁️ Cloudflared tunnels — one-click public URLs with auto cleanup
- 🐙 Podman, Colima, WSL2 & Apple Container engines — first-class alternatives to Docker Desktop, with managed Colima/Podman machines on macOS
- 🌐 Localized in English, 中文, 日本語, Español, with comprehensive dark mode
Manage everything from one place without dropping to a shell:
- Group containers by Compose project or browse a flat list; quick filters by name, port, or status
- Create from a guided form or paste a
docker runcommand — convert it to Compose YAML in the built-in editor - Live logs with keyword/regex search and case-sensitive toggle; CPU/memory history with multi-container compare (up to 6)
- Themeable terminal that stays alive for five minutes after you leave the view, process list, and a file browser with in-place editing, previews (text/code/images/PDF/video), and folder up/download
- Backup and restore the whole container — config, filesystem, volumes, and supported bind mounts
- Image build (Dockerfile or parsed command), push to private registries, Docker Hub search, Trivy security scan, and per-layer size analysis
- Edit a running container's port mappings inline — add, change, and remove published ports without recreating from scratch
- Background image-upgrade watch with per-channel subscriptions, registry credential resolver, and
dockerman://deep links
Cluster management on par with kubectl, but visual:
- Connect via kubeconfig or spin up a local k3d cluster (auto-installed); switch between clusters independently from your Docker hosts
- Workloads, Networking, Config & Storage, RBAC, CRDs — plus dedicated Node, Persistent Volume, and Namespace pages
- Filterable cluster events browser and overview cards for CPU and memory
- Built-in YAML editor with deep-link routing and server-side dry-run preview
- Helm releases, repos, and chart install
- Port forwarding with automatic local DNS for forwarded services
- Debug assistant for unhealthy Pods; force-delete for Pods stuck terminating
- Typed 403 handling surfaces permission errors at the list level
- Cloudflared Tunnels — expose any container port with one click; tunnels auto-clean on stop/destroy and survive crashes
- Podman — auto-detected runtime with per-host preference, plus Compose support when the toolchain is present
- Apple Container — connect to Apple's container engine on macOS: containers, images, volumes, networks, logs, stats, builds, pulls, and interactive terminals
- Managed engines on macOS — detect, start, stop, repair, and switch between Colima and Podman machines from onboarding, Settings, and the host switcher, with VM CPU/memory/disk configurable in-app (Dockerman guides you to the engine binaries; it never installs or updates them)
- WSL2 Engine on Windows — no Docker Desktop required; one-click Alpine setup with crash recovery, registry mirrors, reinstall, and a Settings switch between WSL2 engine and OS-native Docker
- Remote daemons — custom socket, TCP, or SSH forwarding with heartbeat reconnect and per-host latency display
- Deploy to SSH hosts — install and manage apps on remote hosts reachable only over SSH
- 🚨 Preset alert rules (restart loop, container crash) and a recent-alerts feed with container, time, and rule
- 🧰 One-click diagnostic bundle (logs, inspect, host state) for support escalations
- 📝 Visual
.enveditor that preserves comments and applies atomically - 🔍 Global command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+;) and a system tray with live CPU/memory stats
- 🔐 Private registry credential management with auto-matching on pull
- 🔑 License activation for remote-host features
- 📦 Bundled
dockermanCLI with install, update, and uninstall from Settings - 🤖 One-click installer for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI plugins
- 🛡️ Trivy CLI update checks from Settings
Built on Tauri + Rust as a native desktop app — not Electron, not a browser tab. Local-only operation, no telemetry, no remote dependencies for core features.
