Dockit support

Connecting a host

Open Dockit, tap Add host, and enter your host's address or IP, port, username, and either a password or an SSH key. There's no account to create. Dockit connects straight over SSH to any Linux box running Docker.

The container list

Once connected, the Containers tab shows every container with live CPU and memory sparklines, status, ports, and uptime. Filter by running or stopped, and tap any container for the full detail view.

Controlling containers

From a container's detail screen, start, stop, restart, or remove it. Actions run over SSH on your host and take effect immediately. Container control is a Dockit Pro feature.

Live logs

Open any running container to follow its logs in real time. The log view streams new output and auto-scrolls, so you can watch what a container is doing from your phone.

Images, volumes, networks

The Images and Resources tabs list pulled images with sizes, volumes with mount points, and every Docker network on the host. Pull to refresh any list.

App lock

Turn on a PIN and Face ID / Touch ID in Settings → Security to lock the app. Set an auto-lock timeout so Dockit re-locks after time in the background.

Docker permissions

If commands fail with a permission error, the SSH user isn't in the docker group. On the host, run: sudo usermod -aG docker $USER, then reconnect.

Deleting your data

Remove a host from Settings → Hosts and its saved password is deleted from your device's Keychain immediately. Delete the app to remove everything.