KubeWatch app analytics for April 26

KubeWatch monitors Kubernetes from iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Spot incidents—CrashLoopBackOff, OOMKilled, Node NotReady, deployment issues, high CPU/memory—the moment you open the app. Drill into pods, stream logs, exec into containers, and apply YAML without a laptop. An on-device crash analyzer powered by Apple Intelligence reads pod status and logs to suggest likely causes and fixes. Add clusters via token, kubeconfig, or EKS/GKE/AKS auth, or explore with demo data first. Credentials stay in the iOS Keychain; nothing leaves your device except API calls to your clusters. Requires iOS 17+. Works with standard Kubernetes APIs. Monitoring & Incidents · Dashboard for critical pod and node issues · 7/30-day incident timeline with charts · Certificate expiry watcher · CPU/memory sparkline trends · Actionable push notifications · Optional Slack or webhook alerts Explore & Act · Pod explorer by namespace with filters · Log viewer: streaming, search, export, archive · Pod Exec — live WebSocket terminal · YAML viewer, editor, and apply · Restart pods from notifications · Batch delete with audit log · Pod dependency graph · Workloads, networking, storage, jobs · RBAC, NetworkPolicy, and CRD viewer · Shareable PDF cluster reports Widgets & Platforms · Home Screen and Control Center widgets · Apple Watch accessory widgets · Live Activities and Dynamic Island for rollouts · iPad split-view with keyboard shortcuts Intelligence & Setup · On-device Apple Intelligence crash analyzer · Multi-cluster management · EKS, GKE, AKS cloud auth · Optional Face ID lock · Full demo mode — no real cluster needed Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/