Introducing Kuro. Your OS, your way.
Kuro is one dock of tabs that opens over any app with a single shortcut. It holds the things you reach for all day — what you copied, your notes, emoji and GIFs, web pages, other apps’ windows — and an assistant, Luni, that runs on your computer.
You decide what is in it: which tabs, in what order, under which keys, and how the glass looks. A macro can fill in a whole form from one copied email; a window thrown at the edge of the screen takes half of it.
Around the edges, the Island shows what is playing, your timers and downloads, and the radial menu puts eight actions round the pointer. And the wallpaper builder lays a live scene — a clock, a note, a picture — behind your desktop icons.
Kuro starts on Windows 10 and 11; the Mac version follows, through Indiegogo. It is free to start, and every install begins with 14 days of Kuro Pro. We would love to hear what you make of it.