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Download the Kyboro Desktop app to unlock local execution — file reads, terminal commands, and browser automation all run on your machine.

Kyboro Desktop
Windows · macOS · Linux
  • Executes files, shell commands, and scripts locally
  • Keeps your machine in sync with Kyboro automatically
  • Connects automatically — no configuration needed
  • Asks for your approval before sensitive actions
Download for Windows
Windows will show a warning — here's why
  1. When you run the installer, Windows may say "Windows protected your PC", or flag it as coming from an unknown publisher.
  2. Nothing was found in the file. Windows shows this for any installer that isn't code-signed yet — the certificate is issued to the company, not to the software, and ours is still in progress. Your download from kyboro.com is safe to run.
  3. To continue, click More info, then Run anyway. Windows asks once per version, not every launch.

Only ever install Kyboro from kyboro.com. We will never ask you to turn off Windows Defender or your antivirus.

macOS (Apple Silicon) macOS (Intel)
Installing on macOS — 30 seconds
  1. 1Unzip the download, then drag Kyboro Desktop.app into your Applications folder. It's fully self-contained — no Python or extra setup.
  2. 2The first time you open it, macOS may say "Kyboro Desktop is damaged and can't be opened." It isn't damaged — macOS shows this for any app that isn't notarized by Apple yet. Your download from kyboro.com is safe to open.
  3. 3To clear it once, open the Terminal app (Spotlight → type "Terminal"), paste the line below, and press Return:
xattr -cr "/Applications/Kyboro Desktop.app"

Then open Kyboro from Applications as normal. You only ever do this once — not on future launches.

Linux (x64 AppImage)

Self-contained - no Python or extra setup. In a terminal, in the folder you saved it to:

chmod +x kyboro-desktop-latest-linux-x86_64.AppImage && ./kyboro-desktop-latest-linux-x86_64.AppImage

If it says libfuse.so.2 is missing, install it once (Ubuntu 22.04: sudo apt install libfuse2, 24.04: sudo apt install libfuse2t64). If the window does not open on Ubuntu 24.04, start it with --no-sandbox.

Chrome Extension

Gives the AI vision into your browser — screenshots, DOM reading, and form automation. Not yet on the Chrome Web Store, so it installs manually (takes under a minute):

  1. 1Download the extension below and unzip it
  2. 2Open chrome://extensions in Chrome
  3. 3Turn on Developer mode (top right)
  4. 4Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder
Download Chrome Extension

Already installed? Open the Kyboro Desktop app — it will connect automatically.