Open this page on a desktop or laptop to explore the Kumo experience.
Designed for Windows.
Say HI to Kumo!
A quieter kind of desktop companion.
— people on the list
Concept preview, not a screenshot of the app. States are demos.
Growing with Kumo
Kumo is still being built. This is the honest shape of it: what already ships, what is taking shape now, and what is only mapped for later.
Kumo lives quietly at the top of your desktop, staying close throughout your day. Always present when you need it, and never demanding more attention than it deserves.
From long coding sessions to small debugging moments, Kumo stays alongside your workflow. A little presence that makes your desktop feel more personal.
Music, focus, quick interactions, and everyday moments. Kumo adapts to the way you work, giving your desktop a little more life without getting in the way.
Questions & Answers
Everything you might want to know about Kumo.
Kumo is a quiet desktop companion for Windows. It lives in a small floating notch at the top of your screen, with expressive dot-matrix eyes that blink, glance around and react.
It is built to stay light and always present: a little presence, not another window to manage.
Kumo docks at the top center of the Windows desktop as a small notch. Its eyes change with what is happening: it rests, blinks and glances on its own when idle, takes a focused look, shows a green contour while charging, and has its own reaction when Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connects.
The desktop concept on this page is a preview, not a screenshot of the app. Music and Notification are illustrations of the idea, and values such as battery or CPU are sample numbers. This page does not control the real app.
Shown on this page
Some concepts were mature in the beginning and illustrations of what Kumo can show. The concept also reads out Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, battery, CPU, temperature and a clock.
Not shown yet
Kumo can do various things, such as playing music, helping with breaks, or serving as a companion for simple tasks and side coding projects.
This website does not read anything from your computer. The system numbers in the concept are samples. The only thing it stores is whether you joined the wishlist, saved in your own browser and not sent anywhere.
And yes, when Kumo is installed on your device, your data is stored only locally meaning it is kept EXCLUSIVELY on your computer.
Kumo is in development for Windows. The expected release is 2027, targeting late December, and that date is not confirmed.
There is no download, pricing or beta yet. The wishlist button marks your interest for now as a local demo, saved in this browser only.
