Changelog

Kafma v1.2.1 is a maintenance release focused on consumer groups and cluster reliability. Groups on Kafka's new consumer protocol now show their real state, consumer lag includes records held back by unfinished transactions, and an offline partition no longer affects healthy topics. The Console producer also shows where each send landed.

Kafma v1.2.0 adds Kafka Connect management and AWS Glue Schema Registry support. Create, configure, and troubleshoot connectors without leaving Kafma, and decode, produce, and clone data that uses Glue schemas. Consumer lag history now stays available after you close a group's details. On Free, you can now clone a single topic between your two clusters and forward a single message from the Console to your other cluster.

Kafma v1.1.0 makes it easier to create and move Kafka test data. Free now supports two clusters and up to 10,000 Console messages. The producer can send batches and apply compression. Pro users can also produce records from files.

Kafma v1.0.1 is a small maintenance release that makes everyday workflows more predictable.

Kafma is a desktop Kafka client with one organizing idea: a topic is a tab. Messages stream in at the top, the producer sits at the bottom, and the whole debugging loop — inspect, edit, resend — stays on one screen. Around that console, v1.0.0 brings schema work, cross-cluster cloning, and everyday cluster operations into the same workspace.