macOS App · Winglet LLC

Winglet Kloud Monitor

Your CloudKit containers, at a glance.

$19.99 one-time Releasing Sat, Aug 1 No account No subscription macOS 14+

Testing Completed, Under Review — Releasing Saturday, August 1, 2026

A Native CloudKit Database Browser for Mac

Winglet Kloud Monitor is a native macOS app for developers who need full control over their CloudKit containers without leaving the desktop. Browse schema, records, and every zone, create and edit records directly, and switch between Development and Production environments — all through a proper Mac interface built on CloudKit's Web Services API.

Version 2.0 is a full CloudKit management tool: browse and query every zone, and create, edit, and delete records directly from the app. See what's in this release below.

Connect using your own CloudKit Web Services API token, stored securely in the macOS Keychain. Every request goes directly from your Mac to Apple's CloudKit servers — Winglet LLC operates no backend for this app and never sees your token, your containers, or your data.

Winglet Kloud Monitor has completed testing and is under review ahead of its Mac App Store release and will be a single one-time purchase of $19.99. There are no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no advertising, and no third-party analytics SDKs of any kind.

Releasing Saturday, August 1, 2026 Winglet LLC · Blue Bell, PA macOS 14 Sonoma+

What's In Version 2

Schema Browser

See every record type in the default zone, with fields, types, and per-type record counts at a glance.

Record Browser

Table view of records with auto-generated columns and a detail view for inspecting field values. Create, edit, and delete records directly.

Query Builder

Filter records by field, operator, and value without hand-writing a CloudKit query.

Dev / Production Switching

Clear color-coded environment indicator so you always know which environment you're viewing.

Schema Diff

Compare Development against Production side by side, with full schema export/import via cktool.

Script Runner

Fire any CloudKit Web Services API call, including write operations, and inspect the response.

What's New in Version 2

Winglet Kloud Monitor is now a full CloudKit editor, not just a browser. Here's what you can do:

Create, Edit, and Delete Your Records

Add records right from the app, with a smart form that already knows your record type's fields and the right input for each (text, number, date).
Create many at once — build several records in a single batch.
Edit inline and save with one click.
Delete safely — remove one record or several at a time.

Built-In Safety So You Never Lose Work

Production is protected. Any change to your live database asks you to confirm first, and deleting in Production asks you to type the record type to be sure.
Undo deletes. Anything you delete during a session lands in Recently Deleted, ready to restore.
No more accidental overwrites. If someone changed a record while you were editing, we show you both versions and let you choose what to keep — field by field.
A full history. Every change you make is recorded in an audit log you can review per record and export to CSV.

More Powerful Fields and Bulk Edits

Link records easily with a searchable picker for reference fields — no more copying IDs by hand.
Attach files to your records with drag-free file upload and progress.
Change many records at once — update one field across a whole selection, with a preview of exactly what will change.

Work With Your Schema

Export your schema to JSON or CloudKit format — right from the App Store version, no extra tools needed.
Preview before you import, and convert files so they're ready to deploy.

A Better Everyday Experience

Desktop widget — keep an eye on your active container, its status, and your latest records at a glance, and switch between containers without opening the app.
Cleaner, roomier windows so every button is always in reach.
"What's New" right in the app, plus smoother restarts after setup or a reset.

Have a feature you'd like to see next? Let me know — feature requests directly shape the roadmap.

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By submitting you agree to our App Privacy Policy. Your information is used only to respond to your support request and is never sold or shared with third parties. See the data notice below.

What to Expect

Every message is read personally by Yahya, the developer.
You'll get a reply within 1–2 business days in most cases.
For bugs, I may ask follow-up questions about your Mac and macOS version.
Feature requests are tracked and considered for future updates.

Prefer email? Write directly to contact@winglet-space.co with "Kloud Monitor" in the subject line.

Before You Submit

Double-check your CloudKit Web Services API token is valid and hasn't expired.
Confirm you're pointed at the correct container ID and environment (Development vs. Production).
For schema import/export issues, note whether cktool is installed and up to date.

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Jurisdiction: Winglet LLC is based in Pennsylvania, United States. This form is governed by U.S. law.

This notice applies to data submitted through this support form only. For information about how the Winglet Kloud Monitor macOS app itself handles your data (CloudKit API tokens, container data), see the Winglet Kloud Monitor App Privacy Policy.