Kinra Space

Space brings a personal Linux machine and your conversations with Kin into your browser. Files, installed tools, and saved conversations remain on the machine between visits. Your Home page keeps useful notes and things you make together within reach.

This manual is for people who already have a Space. Reading it or installing the browser app does not create a machine or an account.

Start with one useful thing

Follow Your first visit to sign in, ask Kin a small question, and return to the conversation. You can begin in the Home workspace without creating a project or connecting every account.

Home in Graphite. All screenshots in this manual use a disposable local Space with fictional example content; they show the interface, not a live account.

Find what you need

I want to…	Read
Find my way around and arrange my home	Your home
Ask Kin, answer a decision, or resume work	Conversations
Upload, edit, download, or discuss a file	Files
Give a piece of work its own folder and sessions	Projects and workspaces
Bring several repositories together	Portfolios
Save and review a project through Depot	Saving with Depot
Connect a model or GitHub	Accounts and models
Reach other devices from my machine	Tailscale
Keep an interactive result or make a widget	Artifacts and widgets
Use a shell or inspect the machine	Terminal and machine
Install Space on my phone or computer	Devices and installation
Find a keyboard control	Keyboard shortcuts
Recover from a problem	Troubleshooting

Three places to understand

• Space is your personal machine and its browser home.
• A workspace is a folder where work happens. A project gives that folder a name in the sidebar. Workspaces share the machine and are not isolated from one another.
• A session is a conversation with Kin in a workspace. Several sessions can use the same files. Choose a new session for a fresh conversation and History to continue an earlier one.

Space provides the browser controls. Kin keeps conversation history, models, tools, and approval decisions. The Kin manual explains Kin in depth; its terminal commands are not all browser controls. Depot keeps saved Git history and owns its review and recovery pages.