Kite
Kite for Mac
Share files, call and message the people around you. No account, no servers, no internet — everything goes straight between devices.
Apple silicon and Intel · macOS 14 or later · universal build
Installing
- Unzip and drag Kite into your Applications folder.
- The first launch asks for Local Network access — Kite needs it to see the devices around you. Without it the app opens but finds nobody.
- Microphone and camera are asked for only when you place your first call.
What it does on a Mac
- Same Wi-Fi. Your Mac and anyone else running Kite on the network see each other within a few seconds.
- Direct. With no router at all, devices link peer-to-peer over Wi-Fi.
- Off-grid. A mesh over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth that relays through other devices, so a file can reach someone your Mac cannot see directly.
- Drag files onto a person to send them, or onto the Kite mark to send to everyone in the room.
Privacy
Nothing is uploaded and there is no account to make. Files and messages travel directly between devices on your own network. See the privacy policy.
Trouble?
Start with Support, or email bonna.kimly@gmail.com.