Introducing Kiki
Kiki is a document editor where the document computes. Prose, tables, charts, and interactive widgets live together in one plain-text .ki file that runs as you read it.
Why another editor
Spreadsheets grew into accidental programs; documents stayed flat. Kiki gives prose a runtime: a page mixes markup with code cells, readers see a clean document, and authors flip one view switch to see the machinery underneath.
What ships today
- A live editor with editing, source, and display views
- Shared workspaces with roles and per-file access
- A standard library for tables, dates, files, and charts
Follow along
This blog is itself published from kiki documents — the same renderer that will eventually let any workspace publish public pages.