I love lazydocker. Honestly, Jesse Duffield built something special — it's the first thing I install on a new machine. But here's the thing: 90% of the time I open it, I just want to check if my containers are healthy. I don't need to browse image layers, scroll through compose configs, or dig into volume mounts. I just want the pulse check. And sometimes lazydocker feels like opening a control room when you just need a dashboard. So I built dockervis . It's a terminal dashboard that does one thing: show you what your Docker containers are doing, right now, and let you act on it with a single keypress. The Problem I Was Solving My typical workflow looks like this: Start 4-5 containers with docker compose Something feels off — API is slow, or a cron job might've crashed Open terminal, type docker ps , squint at the truncated output Copy a container ID, run docker stats --no-stream Realize it was the wrong container Repeat docker stats is fine but it's a firehose. docker ps doesn't show resource usage.…