Spinoza is a local, source-available Kubernetes IDE that brings cluster resources, Helm, live YAML editing, logs, port-forwarding, and Flux/Argo workflows into one place. It runs as a single binary, installs with one shell command, and requires no account or per-seat subscription.
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Julia from Sophotech, and I work on Spinoza with Artem, its creator and lead developer.
Spinoza started from a simple frustration: everyday Kubernetes work is spread across kubectl, Helm, YAML files, logs, port-forwarding, and GitOps tools.
At Sophotech, we wanted one local application that brings those workflows together without requiring an account or adding another per-seat subscription. Spinoza is source-available, runs as a single binary, and installs with one shell command.
We’re now looking for Kubernetes engineers to install it and give us honest feedback. I’d especially like to know:
• Was installation straightforward?
• Does it reduce switching between tools?
• Which important workflow or feature is still missing?
Thank you for taking a look. Artem and I will be following the discussion and answering your questions.