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Free for 14 days on Mac and Windows, with no card. Kitewell is in public beta, so features and screens may still change.

Kitewell for Mac

For Macs with Apple silicon (M-series chips) · macOS 13 or later · Version 0.22.3

For Macs with Intel processors · macOS 13 or later · Version 0.22.3

For 64-bit PCs (x64) · Windows 10 version 1809 or later, or Windows 11 · Version 0.22.1

Kitewell's Windows installer is built for x64 PCs. PCs with Arm processors aren't supported yet.

Kitewell runs on Mac and Windows computers. Send yourself the link and download it there.

Kitewell runs on Mac and Windows. Linux support is planned.

Open the installer
On a Mac, open the .pkg you downloaded and follow it. It asks for an administrator password.
On Windows, run the Setup file. If your browser says it isn't commonly downloaded, choose Keep. If Windows SmartScreen appears, choose More info, then Run anyway. To check the file first, compare its SHA256 with the one under All downloads.
Open Kitewell and sign in for its AI
Choose Sign in to use Kitewell's AI. Your browser opens Dagu Cloud with a code to match. There's no API key to find, and the 14-day trial starts with 100 credits. To use your own AI key instead, choose Start on this device.
Tell it a chore
In the chat, under What do you keep doing by hand?, describe a chore in your own words, or copy one of these and finish it:
- A web page each morning, no sign-in
  Make a workflow that opens a web page every weekday morning and writes me a short summary of what is new on it. The page is [the page's address]
- Invoices from a supplier's website
  Make a workflow that signs in to my supplier's website, downloads the new invoices, and adds each one to an Excel file. The website is [the website's address]
The AI works it out in a browser you can watch, then shows you the workflow. Nothing is saved until you apply it.
Read the first-workflow guide →

Apple siliconFor Macs with Apple M-series chips.
Download .pkg
SHA256
3474e3a3074f18d9b477efc910c025635f1d3c45de24bdbdb218f94d2e656271
IntelFor Macs with Intel processors.
Download .pkg
SHA256
f7c4d9e11e9f51dfcd59829c5328337a0efd722e38b1782458f75008025f6eec

x64For 64-bit PCs with Intel or AMD processors.
Download installer (.exe)
SHA256
26df8b5c08d79f3b48a377c33b573c0ea32848b8313cd5d5e0f64febdad170b4

Linux support is planned.

Website steps drive Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge on Windows. Install one first.
Desktop-app steps need permission to record the screen and control the computer; Kitewell asks for it under Device settings → Desktop automation.
AI steps use Kitewell's included model on a computer signed in to Dagu Cloud, an API key from a provider such as Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google, or a local server such as Ollama. Keys are stored as project secrets.
Docker steps use Docker Desktop, which Kitewell does not install.

macOS 13 or later. To check your chip, open Apple menu → About This Mac.
The package installs into Applications and requires an administrator password.
Python, Docker, AI command-line agents, and other tools are needed only for workflows that use them.
When updating, save edits and let running workflows finish. Installation restarts Kitewell.

Windows 10 version 1809 or later, or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64).
The installer sets Kitewell up for your user account. No administrator password is needed.
Microsoft Edge WebView2 is required. Kitewell offers to install it when it opens without it.
Python, Docker, AI command-line agents, and other tools are needed only for workflows that use them.
When updating, save edits and let running workflows finish. Installation restarts Kitewell; runs in progress keep going.