Rune
A Kubernetes client built for quick cluster overview, navigation, pod logs, RBAC checks, and a cleaner day-to-day K8s workflow across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
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Rune keeps Kubernetes troubleshooting focused, Inkline handles huge structured files and local code, and QuikZip lets you inspect and edit archives without unpacking everything first.
Overview
A Kubernetes client built for quick cluster overview, navigation, pod logs, RBAC checks, and a cleaner day-to-day K8s workflow across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Explore Rune featuresA fast Mac editor for code, structured data, and files with millions of lines, with 19 syntax languages and practical tools built in.
Explore Inkline featuresExplore capabilities for 75+ archive and container formats before extracting. Edit files directly inside regular unencrypted ZIP archives, then save changes back to the same archive or write a new ZIP. Open complete split ZIP sets, export them as regular ZIP files, and create ZIP or 7z archives with optional AES-256.
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A native Mac archive browser for working inside archives. Edit files in regular ZIPs, preview or Quick Look content before extraction, and tune preview budgets for your Mac and workload.
Open a file in its Mac app, save it, and write the change back to the same regular ZIP or a new ZIP.
Preview images, text, and metadata in the right-hand panel, or press Space for native macOS Quick Look just like in Finder.
Open one file with its default Mac app. QuikZip prepares only that file, so the whole archive stays packed.
Adjust inline preview cache and memory budgets for a low-memory Mac or a larger workstation.
See exactly which archive, package, disk image, and container operations each format supports.
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About
I build applications mainly in Java, Python, and Swift, and use Bash and C++ when the work calls for them.
I build focused software that should feel fast, secure, and predictable in everyday use.
I like debugging difficult problems, measuring real behavior, and turning recurring friction into tools that are easier to use.
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