We’ve been building a desktop app that shows Kubernetes resources together with Flux or Argo reconciliation state in one place. The goal is to reduce the amount of tool switching needed when checking what’s running, what’s in sync, or why something drifted.

The app runs locally and talks directly to the Kubernetes API server. It reads the information Flux or Argo publish and surfaces it alongside the workloads on each cluster. It’s focused on visibility: workloads with context, sync status, drift indicators, recent revisions, and Helm history.

Right now it supports browsing resources, viewing Flux or Argo state, inspecting diffs, and working across multiple clusters without juggling kubeconfigs. There’s also a small local environment included for testing GitOps flows if you don’t want to connect a production cluster.

It’s still in beta and a bit rough. We’re sharing it to get feedback from people who work with Flux, Argo, or multi-cluster setups and have opinions about where the current workflows feel heavier than they should.