Quick Start
Get from zero to browsing your cluster in under a minute.
1
Download
Install Krust with Homebrew:
brew install --cask slarops/tap/krustOr download the latest .dmg from krust.io.
2
Launch
Open Krust. It automatically reads your ~/.kube/config and detects every context and namespace.
3
Select context & namespaces
Pick a context from the sidebar and toggle the namespaces you want to monitor. Krust starts streaming resources immediately.
4
Explore
Browse pods, deployments, services, and 20+ other resource types. Click any resource to open the inspector sidebar with full details.
Tips
- Open the command palette with Cmd+; to jump anywhere instantly.
- Toggle the terminal with Ctrl+` — kubectl context is auto-injected.
- Click a pod name to open logs, or right-click for exec, delete, and more.
- Enable multi-cluster mode to monitor several contexts side-by-side.
System Requirements
- macOS 15+ (Sequoia or later)
- Apple Silicon or Intel
- ~80 MB RAM typical usage
- ~30 MB disk space
- A valid
kubeconfigfile
Windows & Linux: Cross-platform support is coming in April 2026. Join the waitlist to get notified.