Container lifecycle
Create, start, stop, inspect, and remove containers without losing sight of the active engine.
Open-source developer tool
Dockiva Your containers,
clearly in control.
A focused desktop workspace for containers, Compose projects, logs, storage cleanup, and runtime selection—without hiding which engine owns your data.
Free and open source · SHA-256 verified updates
Containers
Workspace
Containers
apigolang:1.26:8080
webnode:22:3000
databasepostgres:17:5432
3 containers · 3 runningOpen cleanup
Everything in sight
The useful parts of container work, together.
Dockiva favors clear controls and visible consequences over a crowded dashboard.
Compose projects
See project services together and handle common Compose workflows from one place.
Logs and terminal
Follow live output, inspect configuration, and open a terminal when the UI is not enough.
Guided cleanup
Understand what uses space, then remove build cache or unused resources at the level you choose.
Images, volumes, networks
Browse the resources behind your containers instead of treating the runtime as a black box.
Verified updates
The app checks GitHub releases, verifies checksums, and stages supported in-app updates safely.
Engine clarity
Your runtime should never be a mystery.
Choose Dockiva Native or a saved external Docker endpoint explicitly. Each store remains separate, and the active endpoint stays visible.
Explicit native or external engine selection
No silent switching between container stores
Light and dark interfaces designed for long sessions
Open-source code and public development history
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macOS
Apple silicon or Intel · DMG
Windows
Windows 10+ · x64 installer
Linux
Linux · x64 or ARM64 archive
Active development: Dockiva Native on macOS is currently available only for Apple silicon; the Intel build connects to an external Docker-compatible engine. Native macOS and Windows engines still require broader target-platform validation. Current macOS and Windows releases are unsigned and may trigger Gatekeeper, Unknown Publisher, or SmartScreen warnings. Review each release's notes before installation or production use.