> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kisuke.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What is Kisuke?

> Kisuke is your favourite pocket engineer.

Your best ideas don't wait — so Kisuke brings a full development environment to wherever you are, whether that's your phone, your laptop, or your desktop. Write code, run commands, and chat with AI assistants on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, and the web.

## Kisuke vs Kisuke Connect

Kisuke has two parts that work together:

|                  | Kisuke                                                                                                        | Kisuke Connect                                  |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **What it is**   | The app you use                                                                                               | Desktop / server daemon                         |
| **Runs on**      | iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, Web                                                                      | macOS, Windows, Linux, servers                  |
| **Role**         | The client you use                                                                                            | The server you connect to                       |
| **Install from** | TestFlight (iOS), Google Play, [downloads](https://beta.kisuke.dev/downloads/), [web](https://web.kisuke.app) | [downloads](https://beta.kisuke.dev/downloads/) |

**Kisuke** is the app you use on any device — phone, tablet, desktop, or browser. **Kisuke Connect** is a lightweight background daemon that runs on your desktop or server and exposes your terminal, files, and editor to the app — over an end-to-end encrypted connection across 14+ global regions.

You sign in to both with the same account and they find each other automatically.

## Use Cases

* **Mobile development** - Code while commuting or traveling
* **Desktop development** - Full IDE-like experience on macOS, Windows, or Linux
* **Server management** - Connect to servers from any device via Kisuke Connect
* **Quick fixes** - Make hotfixes from your phone, tablet, desktop or browser
* **Learning** - Practice coding with AI assistance anywhere