I've been using regular old docker-compose with podman since podman 3.2.0. You need to enable the podman socket, which kind of takes away some of the daemonless

I've been using regular old docker-compose with podman since podman 3.2.0. You need to enable the podman socket, which kind of takes away some of the daemonless fun, but once you do that (and point your DOCKER_HOST at the appropriate location), you can "docker-compose up" and it will just work.