Features

Features

A tour of every screen. Sidebar sections are grouped Workloads (Containers, Images, Build), Infra (Volumes, Networks, Registries), and System (System, Templates). Jump to any section with ⌘1–8 — see Keyboard Shortcuts.

Containers

• A grid of personalized Liquid Glass cards, each with a customizable tint, gradient, icon, nickname, an app-managed health badge, and a selectable live sparkline (CPU / memory / network / disk).
• Lifecycle: start / stop / restart / delete, individually or as a multi-select batch.
• Detail (7 tabs): Overview, Logs (streamed), Terminal (a real shell via SwiftTerm), Stats (live), History (persistent metrics + events), Files (browse/copy via cp), Inspect (pretty JSON).
• Edit form (create or edit-in-place): full container run mapping including an Advanced section — working dir, user/uid/gid, cap-add/drop, DNS, tmpfs, shm-size, ulimit — with a host-bounded CPU picker + memory slider and a live Reveal CLI preview.
• Customize a card's style per-container or per-image; stored locally (never written as container labels).
• Healthcheck (app-managed): an exec probe on an interval; the heart badge flips red after consecutive failures, with an optional restart hand-off.

Images

• List / inspect / run / tag / push / delete / prune / history.
• Pull with live --progress plain output and Docker Hub search (tap a result to fill the reference).
• Save to a tar archive and load from one (also via drag-and-drop onto the Images list).

Build

• A build workspace: context + Dockerfile + tags + build-args, with a streamed BuildKit log. Drag a Dockerfile or folder onto it to start.

Volumes / Networks / Registries

• Create and delete volumes and networks; inspect any of them as JSON.
• Registry login (credentials are piped via --password-stdin, never placed in argv) and logout.

System

• Service status with start / stop / restart, system df, a Prune Center, daemon properties, and a system-logs viewer.
• Kernel & DNS (privileged): install the recommended kernel; create / list / delete local DNS domains. These may trigger an admin-password prompt handled by the CLI — the app never enters credentials, and exposes the exact command via Reveal CLI.
• Activity: the persistent, system-wide event log with long-term metric charts.

Templates & Stacks

• Templates: a gallery of built-in starters (Postgres, Redis, nginx, Alpine) plus your saved run recipes. "Use" prefills the Edit form.
• Stacks: import a compose.yaml (or drag one in), preview the translated runs, and launch them as a labelled group with app-managed start-order and service_healthy gating.

Command Palette

• ⌘K opens a fuzzy palette to jump to any section, run a container, or fire common actions entirely from the keyboard.

Menu bar

• Menu-bar extra — a status item showing the running count with quick lifecycle actions (toggle in Settings).
• App menus — File (New Container ⌘N, Pull Image, Import Compose), Edit (Find ⌘F focuses search), View (toggle sidebar, Reload ⌘⇧R, Card Size, Show Running Only), Go (⌘1–8), and Help (these wiki pages, issues, source). About and Check for Updates live in the app menu.

Settings

• Appearance — theme (system/light/dark), accent tint, card size, window backdrop, reduce translucency.
• General — launch at login, keep in menu bar, crash notifications, the Reveal-CLI gate, refresh interval, history retention + Clear History, CLI path override.
• Updates — channel picker (Stable / Beta / Nightly), automatic checks, Check for Updates.
• About — app icon, version, runtime versions, copyright.

Onboarding

• A Bootstrap screen shown until the container service is reachable: it detects the CLI, surfaces install/start guidance, and starts the service.

Throughout

• Persistent SwiftData history (events + metrics) feeding the History tab and Activity view.
• Crash/restart and unhealthy notifications.
• Accessibility: Reduce Transparency / Reduce Motion are honored, and every icon-only control has a VoiceOver label.