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Container GUI 1.0.1

Container GUI brings a focused, native SwiftUI interface to Apple Container on macOS. It covers the everyday workflow for managing containers, images, and the Apple Container service without requiring routine command-line use.

Changes

  • Fixed the app icon appearing larger than other apps in the Dock by adopting the Icon Composer source directly and letting Xcode generate the platform-appropriate macOS icon.
  • Removed the superseded legacy PNG app-icon catalog and updated the README icon preview.

Requirements

  • An Apple-silicon Mac running macOS 26 or later.
  • Apple Container CLI 0.12.0 or later and earlier than 2.0.0.

Installation

  1. Download Container-GUI.dmg below.
  2. Open the disk image.
  3. Drag Container GUI to the Applications shortcut.
  4. Open Container GUI from Applications.

Important

This release is ad-hoc signed and is not notarized by Apple. On first launch, macOS may say it cannot verify the developer and block the app. This is expected for this release.

Allowing the app on first launch

  1. Try to open Container GUI once so macOS records the blocked launch.
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
  3. Scroll down to the Security section and click Open Anyway for Container GUI.
  4. Authenticate when prompted, then confirm Open.

The Open Anyway button is normally available for about an hour after the blocked launch attempt. You do not need to disable Gatekeeper globally.

SHA-256

3d1ec7b3c05c7d14b2dd4dfaefacd5da57d75273e2589be9c287a3ddafbe4585  Container-GUI.dmg

Known limitations

Version 1.0 does not yet manage networks, volumes, builds, registry authentication, interactive terminals, import/export, DNS or kernel settings, prune operations, or remote container hosts. Image deletion can fail while a container still depends on the image.

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