What's New

v1.0.14-beta7

This beta release focuses on a redesigned containers page and an improved network and settings UI.

UI

• Redesigned containers page. Cleaner layout with improved readability, and Compose stacks and standalone containers are now listed separately.
• Grouped port listings. Ports are now grouped to prevent overflow on long lists.
• Improved log viewer. Container logs now render correctly in the terminal view.
• Edit Docker daemon.json in the app. Modify your Docker daemon configuration directly from Settings.

Network

• Automatic proxy fallback. Licobox falls back to a proxy connection when it can’t reach the host directly, for example due to local network issues or missing local network permission.
• Fixed UDP connections over proxy. Resolved UDP traffic issues when using a proxy session.

v1.0.13-beta6

• Starting Licobox. Starting licobox from settings now run directly in the app, you may need to allow local network permission.
• KVM Virtualization. Add option in Settings to enable virtualization /dev/kvm.
• Settings UI. Rearrange tabs menu.

v1.0.10-beta2

This beta release adds image and volume detail pages, and includes networking fixes.

UI

• Added image detail pages. View image overviews and inspect image details.
• Added volume detail pages. Open dedicated pages for Docker volumes.
• Added container inspect details. View detailed container metadata from the app.
• Improved UI experience. Updated tables, pinned actions, and row navigation for easier browsing.
• Fixed stopped container logs. Logs now show correctly for stopped containers.

Network

• Improved port forwarding resilience. Added retries for more reliable port forwarding.

Fixes

• Fixed TCP half-closed connection handling. Improved connection behavior for half-closed TCP streams.

v1.0.9-beta1

This beta release includes networking improvements, direct container access, Docker volume access from macOS, and desktop app updates.

Performance

• Fast network access. Reach up to 12-14 Gbits/sec, tested on a MacBook Air M3.

Network

• Direct container access. Connect to your containers directly by IP address.
• Domain container access. Connect to your containers directly by container name.

Volume Mounts

• Access Docker volumes on macOS. Open and manage files stored in Docker volumes directly from your Mac.

UI

• Improved container detail view. View container statistics, overview information, and detailed metadata in one place.
• Added stats. Monitor containers in real time from the desktop app.