Git intent, cluster reality. One window.
What's deployed, where it lives, why it drifted — in one view.
What operators say
Unfiltered feedback from platform engineers, SREs, and developers running Kunobi day to day.
Kunobi is fast, the terminal splits are actually good, and it doesn't freeze every time I switch clusters.
Love the keybindings, I enjoy responsive bloat free tools and love the speed at which this tool is evolving. Highly recommended!!
Amazing tool for kubernetes and gitops management! I have been using it for a while now, and I recommend it.
Lightning quick startup time, no bloat.
See Kunobi in Action
All your clusters, GitOps, and deployments unified in one fast, visual, and extensible platform.
Key Features
A desktop UI for Kubernetes with native support for FluxCD and ArgoCD. No workflow changes required—just connect and start managing.
Fast, Lightweight & Local
Runs locally for speed and control—no cloud, no lag, just precision.
FluxCD & ArgoCD Native UI
Kunobi lets you control and visualize Flux, Argo, and Git resources safely.
Unified Kubernetes & GitOps
Control every cluster from one fast, searchable UI—no more switching.
Helm Insights
Inspect Helm releases and catch config changes before issues arise.
Create a Demo Cluster Instantly
Spin up a reproducible, ready-to-use demo cluster with Kunobi.
Built-in Resource Coverage
Dedicated views for Kubernetes core, FluxCD, ArgoCD, Cert-Manager, Prometheus, and more — no plugins needed.
Download Kunobi
Desktop UI for Kubernetes with native support for Flux and Argo CD–based GitOps. No workflow changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Kunobi
Latest News
Insights on GitOps, Kubernetes, and what we're building at Kunobi.

kobe 101: lease a Kubernetes cluster instead of creating one
kobe is a Kubernetes operator that keeps pools of clusters warm and hands them out as leases with a server-enforced TTL, so CI and developers get a clean, isolated cluster in seconds without a long-lived kubeconfig and without anyone owning the cleanup.

The Bitbucket access no permissions tab will show you
Answering 'who can push to this repository?' in Bitbucket means opening the members page, every group page, and every repository's permissions tab, then joining them by hand. The Bitbucket extension for Kunobi does that join: groups, members, repositories, and one row per permission grant, each carrying the derivation path that produced it.

Effective Kubernetes access with the RBAC extension
The RBAC extension turns the Kubernetes SelfSubject review APIs into sortable tables: the identity the cluster authenticated, every permission it grants, and access broken down by namespace, so an account with limited access can see its own reach without reading a single RoleBinding.