Changelog

This release brings a first look at Kubernetes cost monitoring, built on OpenCost's Prometheus metrics. It ships as an opt-in feature preview.

This release brings live Prometheus-backed metrics into the app, alongside a Karpenter integration for autoscaled clusters.

Zapkube is now available on Windows, alongside the existing macOS and Linux builds, and this release also brings custom kubeconfig sources, proxy support, and bulk workload actions.

This release reworks how resource usage is drawn across the app, and adds full resource views for cert-manager, KEDA, and Kyverno.

This release adds a IDE-style file browser for pod containers, plus a smarter "Referenced By" command palette and a new PriorityClass resource view.

This release turns the command palette into a real navigator: search any resource by name, jump to a kind with `Cmd+P`, and pin the types you use every day.

This release adds a safety net for browsing production clusters, plus quality-of-life improvements to pod actions and the detail view.

This release closes the loop between Zapkube and `kubectl` in both directions — copy any UI action out as the exact command, or drive the UI from CLI verbs you already know.

Autoscaling gets first-class treatment: HPA views are easier to read at a glance, and KEDA joins as Zapkube's second built-in plugin — alongside CRD printer columns, richer copy tools, and a native macOS menu bar.

Audit every call Zapkube makes to your clusters: a new Activity panel tracks background tasks, logs every API request, and reports the app's own resource usage — plus resolved pod environment variables, context menus, and richer action dialogs.