Kite is a private VPN for Windows.
One button, every site. No accounts, no ads.
Somewhere along the way the internet grew walls. We didn’t want to explain proxies to our parents, so we folded something simpler: one button that quietly carries you over them.
Local sites stay local and fast. Everything else flies over the top. You never have to think about which is which.
One installer for Windows 10 and 11. After that it never asks for admin rights again.
The link we gave you. Kite fetches the servers and keeps them fresh on its own.
That’s the whole manual. Kite watches the line and quietly mends it if it wobbles.
There’s no shop and no sign-up. The servers are ours, and each key is handed to someone we know. If you’re reading this, someone thought of you.
Every app through the tunnel, or only the Windows proxy. Switch any time.
Local sites go direct, blocked ones go through. Your bank never sees a foreign address.
If the tunnel drops, Windows holds the internet shut until Kite is back. Your home address never shows.
Claude and ChatGPT only ever travel through the tunnel, in the browser and in their apps.
Twenty-four hours of how the line behaved, in plain words. No guessing.
New versions arrive signed, with one click. Nobody hunts for installers again.
Free, private and small. Install it, paste your key, press the button. The rest is just the internet, the way it used to be.
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