A native desktop client for Azure Kubernetes Service
Connect with the Azure auth you already use, watch every resource live, and see per-namespace cost and right-sizing - in a fast native Mac app, with nothing installed in your cluster.
Works with Google GKE, Amazon EKS, Azure AKS, DigitalOcean, self-managed & more · macOS Sonoma (14) or later
Built for AKS, the way Azure works
Your Azure auth, handled
Kubius uses the Azure exec plugin (kubelogin) from your kubeconfig - Azure AD, managed identity and SSO all work, with no extra config.
AKS cost, by namespace
Per-namespace and per-workload spend estimated from current Azure VM pricing - see where your cluster budget actually goes.
Right-size your requests
Sample real usage and get request and limit recommendations you can apply in place - trim the over-provisioning AKS is billing you for.
Azure-native resources
First-class SecretProviderClass and Application Gateway for Containers policies, rendered in full - not buried in raw YAML.
Node & OOM diagnostics
Per-node health, memory pressure and OOM-kills traced to the exact container - find the noisy neighbour on a shared node.
Nothing leaves your Mac
No agents in the cluster, no telemetry. Kubius talks straight to the AKS API endpoint over TLS from your machine.
Why Kubius for AKS
Everything you reach for on AKS, in one native app
Uses the Azure auth you already have, adds the cost and right-sizing AKS doesn't.
- kubelogin / Azure AD, managed identity and SSO
- Per-namespace AKS cost estimates
- Right-sizing recommendations you can apply
- First-class SecretProviderClass + AGC policies
- Node and OOM diagnostics
- No agents, nothing leaves your Mac
Simple, one-time pricing
Pay once. No subscription.
One-time licence from €49 - no subscription. 14-day free trial, no card required.
Free 14-day trial · macOS Sonoma (14) or later · No agents, nothing to install in-cluster
Questions, answered
How does Kubius authenticate to AKS?
Through the standard Azure exec plugin (kubelogin) in your kubeconfig - so Azure AD, managed identity and SSO all work exactly as they do with kubectl, with nothing extra to set up.
How accurate is the cost view?
It estimates spend from current Azure VM pricing for your node sizes, attributed by namespace and workload from live requests and usage - a practical guide to where budget goes, not a billing replacement.
Do I need to install anything in my AKS cluster?
No. No agents, no Helm charts. Kubius reads the standard Kubernetes API; the metrics API (metrics-server) powers live charts when present.
Does it work with other clouds too?
Yes - the same app handles GKE, EKS, DigitalOcean, self-managed and more. AKS is just one context in your kubeconfig.