All your clusters. One workspace.

Kite is the lightweight, open-source Kubernetes workspace for clusters, observability, access control, and AI operations.

Single binary
Multi-cluster
AI-native
Helm
Audit logs
RBAC
GitOps friendly

The control plane for platform teams—observe, operate, and govern any Kubernetes environment from a single workspace.

Kite brings clusters, workloads, access, and AI together in one fast, extensible interface. Ship with confidence and sleep better at night.

Observe

Real-time visibility into clusters, workloads, and performance. Dashboards and events help you act, not just react.

Explore observability

Operate

Deploy, troubleshoot, and scale with confidence. Everything you need to run Kubernetes day to day, without context switching.

Explore operations

Govern

Access control, policies, and audit-ready workflows that keep your platform secure and your teams productive.

Explore governance
Built for Kubernetes

One workspace. All your clusters.

From cluster health to workloads and events, Kite gives you the real-time context to move fast and stay safe.

See it in action
Kite dashboard showing Kubernetes cluster resources and live health signals
Resource details

The full story behind every resource.

Inspect status, configuration, events, conditions, and related workloads in one place. Move from a symptom to the context you need without jumping between tools.

Kite Kubernetes resource detail page showing workload status, pods, events, related resources, labels, and configuration
Helm management

Manage Helm without leaving the workspace.

Browse charts, manage repositories, and install, upgrade, or review releases alongside the Kubernetes resources they create.

Kite Helm release page showing deployment status, related resources, release history, and configuration
Security & audit

Every sensitive action, accounted for.

Keep access governed with role-based permissions and a clear audit trail of user activity and resource changes across your clusters.

Kite audit log showing operators, Kubernetes resource changes, clusters, status, and reviewable diffs