A little help.A lot off your mind.

Kith is your personal AI assistant. It remembers what matters, gets work done, and shows you what happened.

Try the demo · illustrative conversations, no connected accounts

Illustrative demo. Inspect sample sources, try a message, or explore other examples.

A little less explaining.

Keep your preferences and context with one continuing assistant. See what Kith remembers, edit it, or ask it to forget.

A little more done.

Prepare for your day, find an email, or turn your inbox into a to-do list. Connect the accounts you choose, when you need them.

Nothing left to guess.

See what Kith checked, follow the sources, and review actions that need your permission. Results stay with the conversation.

How it works

  1. Choose your platform

    Open Kith in your browser, or check Desktop availability.

  2. Connect what you need

    An account connection is optional. Start with one, or just start chatting.

  3. Delegate something real

    Tell Kith what’s on your mind. Come back to the work, results, and questions that need you.

Your assistant. Your choice.

Open source under Apache-2.0. Choose a compatible model, run Kith on your own infrastructure, and keep control of your data. Advanced setup is there when you want it.

FAQ

Do I have to connect an account?

No. You can chat immediately when a model is available. Connect Calendar or email only when you want help with that private information.

Do I need my own model key?

That depends on the service you use. When the operator provides a model, Kith skips model setup. Otherwise, connect a supported provider or a local OpenAI-compatible model.

Can Kith act without asking?

Tasks and routines use the permissions you give them. Consequential actions retain approval checks, and you can inspect the task history and verified sources.

Is Desktop available?

The download page shows configured release links. If an installer has not been published, use the source-build guide or continue on Web. Signing and availability vary by release.

Make a little room for yourself.