Davit

A native macOS UI for Apple's [container](https://github.com/apple/container) platform — think OrbStack/Docker Desktop, but for the Linux-containers-as-lightweight-VMs stack Apple ships for Apple silicon.

A davit is the shipboard crane that hoists cargo and small craft over the side — which is more or less what this app does with your containers.

Built entirely in SwiftUI (no Electron, no web views). Davit links Apple's own `ContainerAPIClient` library and talks to container-apiserver directly over XPC — the same wire path the container CLI uses. The CLI binary is never invoked: lists, lifecycle, live stats, log streaming, image pulls, volume/network management, the in-terminal shell (davit exec), and even launchd service bootstrap all go through the API.

Features

• Dashboard — service status with one-click start/stop, resource counts, disk usage with reclaimable-space cleanup menu, live aggregate CPU chart across running containers.
• Containers — list with live CPU/memory/IP per row, start/stop/kill/restart/delete, prune, search, Export Filesystem (save a container's rootfs as a tar), and Edit & Recreate (containers are immutable on this platform, so "editing" opens the Run sheet prefilled with the container's ports/env/mounts/resources/network — with the image's entrypoint/CMD/env subtracted so only your customizations show — and replaces it on confirm). Detail view with:
• Overview: image, command, platform, resources, network (IP/MAC/gateway/hostname), published ports with "Open in Browser", mounts, environment, labels.
• Logs: streaming -f follow mode, boot-log toggle, tail selector, copy.
• Stats: live CPU %, memory, and disk-I/O charts (Swift Charts); tiles for CPU, memory, disk space used, network, and process count.
• Inspect: pretty-printed raw JSON.
• Terminal: opens an interactive shell in Terminal/iTerm (davit exec over XPC).
• Files: browse the container filesystem — navigate, download, upload, delete (over exec + copy in/out).
• Images — pull with streaming progress, Pull Latest to refresh any image's tag to the newest digest (context menu or image detail), run-from-image, tag, delete, prune; per-image platform variants, size, digest, "used by" containers, and a Layers tab (per-layer size + the command that built it).
• Volumes — create (with size), delete, prune, reveal backing image in Finder, in-use badges, and Browse Files (mounts the volume into a throwaway helper and reuses the file browser).