Take the tour: the demo cluster's welcome card now offers Show Me Around — six quick steps that move on as you do them: dive into a namespace, open an application, climb back up, regroup the board by node, open the Overview, and jump anywhere with Go to (⌘K on a keyboard).

Start in the demo: on first launch Foredeck opens straight into a demo cluster that runs on your device, so you can look around before picking a plan. The demo now looks like a real cluster too: six more namespaces, one of them running 32 services — see the Deck keep dozens of apps readable on iPhone and iPad.

Try before you buy: the paywall now opens the built-in demo cluster, so you can explore the Deck, lists, logs and actions without a subscription. Real clusters need Foredeck Pro. Optional anonymous usage statistics: on first launch Foredeck asks whether it may send them — never anything from your clusters. Change your answer any time in Settings > Privacy.

Keyboard on iPad • The arrow keys are for the resource list. Move between sections with a tap or with Go to (Command-K). • Go to is ready for typing the moment it opens. Namespaces • In Go to, type "all namespaces" or "ns all" to see every namespace at once. • Picking a namespace in Go to opens its pods. Tables • CPU and MEM columns now hide and return together when the screen gets narrow.

Foredeck Pro • Foredeck now comes with Foredeck Pro: $2.99 a month, $19.99 a year, or $39.99 once. Launch offer: your first year for $3.99. • Settings → Foredeck Pro shows your plan, lets you switch or restore, and opens Manage Purchases. iPad tables, the way k9s draws them • Rows as dense as you want, alternate rows tinted, columns you can reorder, hide, and widen to k9s's wide set. • Work from the keyboard: the arrows move a cursor, Return opens, / filters, Space marks rows, Escape goes one level up. • Left arrow hands the keys to the sidebar and right arrow brings them back. • Command-S folds the sidebar. Command-B opens and closes the object's panel, and the Deck's inspector. The Deck • Long namespace and node names are written whole along the hexagon's edge instead of being cut. Faster and steadier • Long lists scroll smoothly; only the rows that change are redrawn. • The cluster overview keeps what it has read when you visit the Deck and back. • The row you open stays in view beside its panel.