Lazydocker

Lazydocker 0.25.2

Terminal UI for both docker and docker-compose

  • By JesseDuffield
  • Open Source
  • Updated Apr 19, 2026
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About Lazydocker

Terminal UI for both docker and docker-compose

What's new in 0.25.2

Changelog

  • 697cd44 Add some claude stuff
  • b17d474 Fixed forced project view
  • e3c1c86 Hide project/services panels when not in a docker-compose project
  • ebce4fc Initial plan
  • 9134abe Merge pull request #776 from jesseduffield/copilot/disable-forced-project-view
  • 8106125 Merge pull request #795 from ddibiasi/copilot/disable-forced-project-view
  • 7e7aadc Merge pull request #797 from jesseduffield/support-p-flag
  • 3974f6f Support -p flag and DRY up code
  • f5ff116 Use IsProjectScoped at remaining call sites + add test

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Technical details

PublisherJesseDuffield
Version0.25.2
Release date2026-04-19
LicenseMIT
Installer typezip
Architecturex86, x64, arm, arm64
Package IDJesseDuffield.Lazydocker

Links & install command

Install Lazydocker from the command line with Windows Package Manager (winget):

winget install --id=JesseDuffield.Lazydocker -e

containerdockerdocker-compose

Older versions

  • 0.25.0
  • 0.24.4
  • 0.24.3
  • 0.24.2
  • 0.24.1
  • 0.23.1
  • 0.23.0
  • 0.21.1
  • 0.20.0

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