With over 1 million users, Lens is the new standard for Kubernetes and LLM application developers.
From fast-growing startups to global enterprises, more than 1 million developers from the world’s top teams rely on Lens every day.
Insights that bring clarity to Kubernetes and LLM apps.
For Kubernetes app dev & ops work, troubleshooting, and observability.
For development, troubleshooting, and observing LLM-powered apps.
AI-powered assistant for Lens K8S and Lens Loop — built right into your IDE.
Bring clarity and control to Kubernetes and LLM workloads—delivering insights instantly and in context.
Lens Prism AI helps troubleshoot and optimize—no more tool-switching or copy-pasting to ChatGPT.
Every Lens tool is shaped around real developer workflows—not retrofitted from ops tooling.
Lens runs locally with your credentials, respects RBAC, and fits your security posture—no compromises.
Get from install to insight in minutes. No backends, no cloud services—just download, install, and get productive.
From Kubernetes clusters to LLM traffic, Lens evolves with your stack—no more fragmented tools.
Lens deploys instantly, works out of the box, and delivers ROI from day one — no costly integrations or long ramp-ups.
Lens reduces time lost navigating complex systems, juggling tools, and diagnosing unpredictable issues. These daily savings compound across teams—driving productivity, efficiency, and faster time to value.
Lens keeps data inside your environment and works with existing credentials. No privileged agents or shadow access—just secure, compliant workflows that respect RBAC and meet enterprise security standards.
Lens meets modern enterprise security and audit requirements with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications.
Built to handle the scale, reliability, and complexity of mission-critical Kubernetes and LLM environments.
Trusted by teams at startups, global enterprises, and the world’s most iconic technology brands.
Accelerate time-to-productivity for new engineers. Lens reduces setup effort and internal support overhead.
Teams using Lens cut MTTR through faster triage, real-time observability, and context-aware debugging.
From Kubernetes to LLMs and beyond, Lens evolves with your stack—ready for whatever comes next.
From newcomers exploring Kubernetes to seasoned platform engineers — Lens earns genuine love and shout-outs from across the internet.
At CLASTIX we use it. Recommended. We have been early adopters of Lens and always recommend it to our customers.
Loving @k8slens a great OSS tool for k8s 🙌
This is fantastic, good to know about Lens.. being able to control k8s through a GUI is really awesome.
Been using Lens for a while now, can't imagine doing my job without it, keep up the great work.
I've shared it already, but I want to say again that I'm real happy I found @k8slens for Kubernetes work. Makes it much more convenient, especially when juggling multiple clusters!
Here's a nice and free desktop app that will help you visualize and control your Kubernetes cluster(s). 🐳
I know how overwhelming managing a k8s cluster can be. You can get quickly lost in the command line.
Here comes Lens, the IDE for Kubernetes. Link is in the reply 👇
I love Lens. It’s very clean, easy to use, and provides great information at a glance! Congratulations!
I'm loving it! The best universal tool for Kubernetes. It is like finally having eyes in Kube world. Easy to spot divergencies from normal and then use different tools to deepdive.
I have to say I've really been enjoying @k8slens to help track events across my cluster when running @projectsonobuoy e2e testing #k8s #Kubernetes #e2etesting
Today I just discovered @k8slens and I am blown away how helpful this tool is. The open source community is amazing!
Can't imagine working without @k8slens again. It saves so much time when debugging. Awesome tool! #Kubernetes
k8s Lens https://k8slens.dev has become an indispensable tool for me to get a quick overview of workloads on kubernetes across clusters
Thanks for building Lens. Its really excellent
Hijacking this to say @k8slens is excellent and really helped me grok and love my kube clusters
