Kubernetes,
wherever you are
Roam is a private Kubernetes client for your phone and your desktop. It starts with what needs you — crash loops, failing jobs, pressured nodes — and gets you to the logs, the shell and the fix, with no server in between.
Everything you need,
on every screen
The same private client on your phone and your desktop. A few views need a big screen; those say Desktop.
Starts with what needs you
Crash loops, unschedulable pods, pressured nodes, failing jobs and expiring certificates come first, each with a next step.
Live logs and shells
Stream logs with severity colours, search and the previous run. Open a shell in a container or on a node, with command suggestions.
Nodes, workloads and events
CPU, memory and disk per node, every workload with its pods, and the events behind them. Scale, restart and edit YAML.
Sign in to EKS, GKE and AKS
Use your AWS, Google or Azure account instead of copying keys around, or import any kubeconfig or token.
Diagnosis and AI
The desktop says in plain words why a workload is failing and what to check. An AI model you choose can explain an incident: on the phone with Roam Pro, on the desktop with your own provider or Ollama.
Every change, with the diff
Changes from kubectl, Helm and Argo CD are recorded with who made them and the exact diff. Revert one in a click.
Apps and an app map
Deployments, StatefulSets, Services and Ingresses grouped into apps, with how traffic flows and what each one depends on.
Helm, metrics and certificates
Release history and values diff, metrics with rollouts drawn on the charts, TLS certificates checked for expiry, cert-manager and any CRD.
Private by design
There is no Roam server. Roam talks straight to your clusters and keeps credentials encrypted on your device.
More room on the big screen
On a Mac, Windows or Linux desktop Roam groups workloads into apps, keeps a history of every change, and tells you why something broke.
What needs you, every app, capacity and the last hour on one screen.
Free on every device
No account and no server. Import a kubeconfig, or sign in to Amazon EKS, Google GKE or Azure AKS.
On your phone
On your desktop
macOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel
Download on the Mac App StoreThe Mac App Store version updates itself. The DMG is signed and notarized by Apple: open it and drag Roam to Applications.Windows 10 and 11 · x64 and ARM64
Get it from Microsoft StoreOn the Microsoft Store as Kuberoam; it updates itself. The installers aren't code-signed yet: if SmartScreen appears, choose More info → Run anyway.Every desktop release lists SHA256 checksums — see all releases.