Navigation · Node detail: open directly from the dashboard node usage card · Resources: Deployments link to rollout history; Ingress and ConfigMaps/Secrets have dedicated entry cards Clusters · Cluster switcher in the dashboard toolbar — switch without opening Settings · Namespace preference saved per cluster and restored on next launch Reliability · Offline cache: last known pods, nodes, and deployments when the cluster is unreachable · Banner when you’re viewing cached / stale data · Clearer errors: no internet vs cluster unreachable (including VPN hint) Notifications · Actionable alerts — restart a pod from the lock screen Logs · Tail size: 50, 100, 200, or 500 lines · Pod picker and search work across all namespaces Watchlist · Pin pods from the list (long press) · Clear all pins with confirmation More · Global Search (floating button): pods, deployments, services, and more · Multi-cluster overview in Settings · Audit log in Settings (on-device history of destructive actions) · Background refresh when iOS allows · Home Screen widget: health and incident summary for your active cluster

What’s new in v2.0 · Resources browser — Explore cluster resources organized by category (workloads, networking, storage, jobs) with a dedicated tab alongside incidents and pods. · YAML inspection — Open and review resource YAML in-app when you need more detail than list views. · Incident dashboard & trends — Cluster health at a glance with CPU and memory sparklines backed by local snapshot history (ChartDataStore). · Security & privacy — Optional Face ID / biometric lock to protect saved cluster configuration. · Stay informed — Local push notifications for incidents, configurable CPU/memory alert thresholds, and optional Slack or custom webhooks for incident payloads. · Shortcuts & automation — App Intents to check cluster health, list incidents, and related actions from Shortcuts and Siri. · Reliability — Under-the-hood parsing and error handling improvements (e.g. Kubernetes quantity parsing, kubeconfig parsing tests).