Cluster identity and health at a glance.
Review namespaces, node readiness, Kubernetes version, operating system, architecture, and creation detail for the active cluster.

Kubernetes management for Windows
Connect, investigate, and operate across local and cloud Kubernetes environments without constantly reconstructing provider, subscription, cluster, and namespace context.
Local Kubernetes is free. One paid license unlocks every cloud provider.
Connected operations
K-Scope keeps the active provider and cluster visible while giving you a direct path into cluster health, workloads, pods, services, and operational detail.
Provider aware
Choose a provider, authenticate with its native CLI identity, select the account boundary and cluster, and get to work. K-Scope turns the context-switching tax into an explicit, visible flow.



Operate directly
Inspect the current state, take common operational actions, and follow a problem down to pod details and searchable logs without leaving the application.
Review namespaces, node readiness, Kubernetes version, operating system, architecture, and creation detail for the active cluster.


Describe and scale workloads, scale deployments to zero, run rollout restarts, create pods, restart or delete pods, and move between namespaces while the active cluster context remains visible.
Choose the tail depth, search forward and backward, refresh live output, copy what matters, or download the log for deeper analysis and support.

K-Scope 1.0
Move deliberately between local Kubernetes, cloud providers, subscriptions or regions, and clusters.
Review namespaces, nodes, readiness, platform information, and the selected environment’s operational state.
Inspect Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, and CronJobs, then describe, scale, or restart them.
Create, describe, restart, and delete pods inside the selected namespace.
Tail, search, copy, refresh, and download pod logs from the same working context.
Inspect service types, addresses, ports, selectors, and exposure across the namespace.
Coming soon
K-Scope will be free for managing local Kubernetes. A single paid license will enable all supported cloud providers—AKS, EKS, GKE, and the providers added later.