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WINDOWS TERMINAL / OPEN SOURCE

Meet your nextterminal.

Kitty’s GPU rendering and terminal features, brought to Windows with native Win32 windows, ConPTY shells, and WSL integration.

Windows 10 1809+ · x86_64 / Open source · GPLv3

kitsu
Kitsu / Windows

GPU rendering. Native shells.

~ projects ❯ hello, world

kitsu pwsh.exe

A native Windows window. Your familiar PowerShell workflow.

GPUWin32WSLOpen source
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Interactive illustration · not a live shell
GPU RENDERING✳NATIVE WINDOWS✳WSL INTEGRATION✳OPEN SOURCE

BUILT FOR YOUR WORKFLOW

A familiar shell. More possibilities.

01

GPU-accelerated rendering

Kitty’s GPU renderer powers your terminal on Windows.

02

Windows, natively

Native Win32 windows and ConPTY support for PowerShell and cmd.

03

At home in WSL

An installer option sets up the Linux kitten helper inside your WSL distribution.

04

Space to work

Use tabs and flexible layouts to organize your terminal sessions.

05

The Kitty toolkit

Bring kittens, terminal protocols, and familiar configuration into your workflow.

06

An open foundation

An independent fork of Kitty, with source code available under the GPLv3 license.

GET STARTED

Your next session starts here.

Choose the package that fits your setup. Both options are available on GitHub Releases.

RECOMMENDED

Windows installer

Start menu integration, optional PATH setup, and the bundled WSL helper.

kitsu-…-windows-x86_64-setup.exeFind the installer
.ZIP

Portable ZIP

Extract the archive and run bin/kitsu.exe. WSL helpers are available through the installer.

kitsu-…-windows-x86_64.zipFind the portable ZIP

After installation

With Kitsu added to PATH, open PowerShell and launch your next session.

kitsu pwsh.exe

MAKE IT YOURS

A good place to go deeper.

Kitsu is an independent Windows-focused fork of Kitty, maintained by FHaze. Kitty was created by Kovid Goyal. Upstream copyright notices and the GPLv3 license are retained. GPLv3 · Kitty

KEEP IN TOUCH

Have an idea? Found a bug?

Explore my work on GitHub, or open an issue to help make Kitsu better.