Kiki OS

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Kiki OSThe computer that runs itself

Describe what you want; Kiki perceives your screen, picks the right tools, and does the work — privately, on your own hardware. Free to install, and controllable from anywhere.

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Kiki, the Kiki OS mascot

Just say what you want

No hunting through apps and menus. Type or speak a goal — "tidy my downloads", "draft replies to these emails" — and Kiki carries it out, step by step, while you watch or walk away.

Private by default

Kiki runs an AI model on your own machine. Nothing leaves your device unless you choose to send it. Your files, your conversations, and what Kiki learns about you stay with you.

You decide how much it does

Watch and approve every step, let it run on its own, or take the wheel yourself. One switch changes how much freedom the agent has — and you can change your mind any time.

Control it from anywhere

A web dashboard and a native mobile app let you watch your devices, jump into a task, and approve actions from your phone — wherever you are.

Updates that never break

Kiki updates as one sealed image. If something's wrong, it rolls back automatically. You never end up with a half-broken computer.

An app store built for agents

Install apps the agent can actually operate. Developers build them with a Rust SDK and publish to the store; you add them in a tap.

Get Kiki on your device ​

Kiki OS is free and open source. It installs as a complete operating system — pick the build for your hardware, or try it safely in a virtual machine first.

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Kiki OS Desktop 64-bit · amd64
For PCs and mini-PCs with a screen. The full graphical experience.
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Server
64-bit · amd64
Headless, for a VPS or home server. Runs agents without a display.
Edge
ARM64
Minimal image for ARM single-board and embedded devices.
Try in a VM
amd64
Kick the tires safely in QEMU/UTM before installing on real hardware.

Updates are atomic with automatic rollback. See the full download center and installation guide.

One experience, three parts ​

Kiki is designed to be understood the moment you start using it. The OS does the work on your device; the cloud and the mobile app let you reach it from anywhere. Use just the OS, or the whole thing.

The OS

The heart of Kiki — an agent that runs your computer, on your hardware, private and offline-capable.

See how it works →
The cloud

Optional. Watch your devices, get updates over the air, sync your data, and browse the app store.

Explore the cloud →
The app

A native mobile companion to check in on a task and step in from your phone when it matters.

Get the app →

Built for everyone who uses it ​

  • If you just want a better computer — start with Get started and Using Kiki. No jargon, no setup rituals.
  • If you build software — ship apps the agent can drive and sell them in the store. Start with Build apps.
  • If you like to tinker — tune models, write config, build custom images. Head to Advanced.
  • If you want the internals — the under-the-hood docs cover the architecture and the agent.

Kiki OS, Desktop & SDK are open source. See Licensing.

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