A local sandbox for your AI agents

Fancy terminal UI for Apple Containers

Docker-compatible REST API on top of Apple container

Crane: Native macOS Desktop App for managing Apple's Containers (apple/container) CLI.

A native macOS app to manage Apple Container workloads, built with SwiftUI.

UI for apple containers in Podman Desktop

Manage containers on macOS

a native MacOS app to manage Apple containers

AppleContainerGUI is a native macOS SwiftUI front-end for the container CLI (Apple Container). It provides an organized, visual way to manage containers, images, volumes, networks, snapshots and logs.

Native macOS GUI for Apple's container CLI — Docker Desktop-style, SwiftUI, free & open source

[WIP] GUI for apple container CLI

Customer kernel to use in Apple Container to include eBPF support

Knot serves as an advanced management solution for developer environments within a Nomad cluster, providing a seamless blend of a user-friendly web interface and a command line interface. This dual approach streamlines the deployment process and simplifies access to development environments, making management an effortless endeavor.

Crate is a native macOS UI for Apple’s new container ecosystem, built on the container CLI and the Containerization Swift framework.

Run Gitlab pipelines locally using the Apple Container CLI for MacOS and podman/docker/orbstack/nerdctl for linux

Enable GPU-accelerated MLX inference inside Linux containers on Apple Silicon with direct Metal GPU access for efficient machine learning workloads.

Native macOS GUI for Apple's container runtime. A lightweight Docker Desktop alternative for Apple Silicon: manage containers, images, volumes and logs with a modern SwiftUI interface. No Electron, ~4 MB, free.

Claude Code in Apple Container - safe, ephemeral sandbox for your YOLO

GPU-accelerated MLX inference for Linux containers on Apple Silicon. The Apple Silicon equivalent of NVIDIA's container toolkit.

Manage Apple Container CLI workflows on macOS with a SwiftUI interface for containers, images, volumes, networks, snapshots, and logs.