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OrbitWORKLOADS
Your workloads, in focus.
Explore pods, deployments, and StatefulSets. Filter by namespace and status to find exactly what needs your attention.
YOUR CLUSTER. A CLEARER VIEW.
Less cluster chaos.
More control.
Meet Orbit. A native Kubernetes dashboard that brings your
workloads, logs, and cluster health into one focused workspace.
Your existing kubeconfig Built with TaurimacOS · Windows · Linux
A real look inside OrbitFrom cluster overview to the details that matter.
A LITTLE CLARITY GOES A LONG WAY
The big picture.
And every little detail.
Bring your daily Kubernetes workflow together.
Less jumping around. More getting things done.
LOGS & EVENTS
Follow the trail. Find the issue.
Inspect container logs and cluster events without losing the context of the resources you’re investigating.
OBSERVABILITY
Keep a finger on cluster health.
See node status and resource metrics together. Understand how your cluster is using CPU and memory.
NETWORKING
Make the right connections.
Inspect services and ingresses, and start or stop pod port forwards from your desktop.
RESOURCES
The details, all in one place.
Navigate ConfigMaps, secrets, namespaces, and persistent volumes alongside the workloads that depend on them.
NATIVE BY DESIGN
A desktop app. Through and through.
Built with Tauri and Rust for a native desktop workflow, with light and dark themes and an integrated updater.
FROM KUBECONFIG TO CLARITY
Already have a cluster?
You’re almost there.
Start with the access you already use. Orbit connects through your kubeconfig, so your cluster stays at the center of your workflow.
Find your Orbit Works with your existing cluster permissions
- 01
Make yourself at home
Install Orbit on macOS, Windows, or Linux.
- 02
Connect your cluster
Use your default kubeconfig or provide a custom config path.
- 03
Get the whole picture
Explore resources, inspect logs, and check cluster health.
YOUR NEXT WORKSPACE
Bring your cluster
into Orbit.
A clearer view of Kubernetes is a download away.
View release feed
GOOD TO KNOW
A few things
before liftoff.
Your next workspace, explained.
What is Orbit?
Orbit is a desktop Kubernetes dashboard built with Tauri and Rust. It brings workloads, cluster resources, logs, events, and metrics into a single native workspace.
How do I connect my Kubernetes cluster?
Use Quick Connect with your default kubeconfig, or supply a custom kubeconfig path. You need a reachable Kubernetes API and valid credentials with permission to access the resources you want to manage.
Does Orbit replace my Kubernetes permissions?
No. Orbit connects using your configured Kubernetes credentials. What you can see and do depends on the permissions granted to those credentials by your cluster.
Which operating systems are supported?
Orbit targets macOS, Windows, and Linux. Choose your operating system in the download section to see the currently published installers and architectures.
Why might cluster metrics be unavailable?
Resource metrics depend on the metrics API being available in your cluster and on your credentials having access to it. If metrics are missing, check your cluster’s metrics service and permissions.