Let’s be honest: kubectl is powerful, but it’s not exactly a joy to use—especially when you’re juggling multiple clusters or just want to see what’s going on at a glance.

So, I built Grogg:

  • A native Kubernetes GUI client (macOS, Windows, Linux)
  • Also available as a VSCode extension
  • Free for local clusters
  • 14-day free trial for remote clusters, with reasonable lifetime/monthly pricing

Demo

Why Grogg?

  • Multi-cluster support: View and manage resources from several clusters in a single UI.
  • Aggregated logs: See logs from multiple pods at once—no more jumping between terminals.
  • Quick actions & metrics: Restart pods, scale deployments, and view metrics with a click.
  • Intuitive UI: Designed to replace most kubectl commands, not just wrap them.

Who’s it for?

Anyone who’s tired of memorizing kubectl flags, wants a better overview, or just prefers a GUI.

If you’re managing clusters daily, Grogg should save you time (and sanity).

Try it out

  • grogg.app
  • Free for local clusters
  • 14-day free trial for remote
  • Native app or VSCode extension

I’d love feedback, bug reports, or feature requests. Not trying to spam—just hoping it’s useful for the community.