Find your little you
Pick a companion. Make it yours with colors, hairstyles, glasses, and the little details.
LITTLE COMPANIONS. BIG FEELINGS.
For the person you wish was right beside you.
Send a hello, a hug, or a tiny “thinking of you”
— straight to their Mac.
Free Mac beta · Apple Silicon · macOS 14+
WHEN WORDS FEEL TOO BIG
Some days, all you need is a tiny reminder
that someone is thinking of you.
Try a preview. The app has 11 gestures to share.
YOUR NEW DESKTOP REGULARS
A little you. A cozy cat. A pocket-sized dragon.
Choose your companion, then make it feel like home.
12 characters · 3 illustration styles · Make the human characters your own
A LITTLE LESS DISTANCE
Pick a companion. Make it yours with colors, hairstyles, glasses, and the little details.
You both open the Mac app. Share your private invitation code and connect across the internet.
Send a gesture. Your character pops up on their screen to deliver it, even from another country.
Both Macs need the app running and an internet connection. Offline greetings wait until your friend reconnects.

COMPANY, WITHOUT THE CLUTTER
When things go quiet, your little companions tuck into the corner of your desktop. Tap to bring them out, or hide your own while keeping your person close.
Quiet mode. Reduced motion. A little room to breathe.
A TINY DESKTOP COMPANION. A VERY BIG FEELING.
One download for you. One for your person.
Download for MacUnzip the download and move Kuchu Puchu Native to Applications. Quit an older copy before opening the update. This early beta is locally signed and isn’t Apple-notarized yet, so macOS may show a developer verification prompt. Only open it if you trust this download.
If Keychain asks to access your saved app credential, “Always Allow” remembers permission for this build. Development updates may ask again until we have consistent Apple signing.
Updating from 0.4 or earlier? Both people should install 0.5 and reconnect using the new invitation code in Circle. Your avatar remains on your Mac; earlier server history is not transferred.
Intel Macs, Windows, iPhone, and Android are not supported in this beta.
A FEW LITTLE ANSWERS
Yes. Connected Mac apps exchange greetings over the internet. Your friend sees your character deliver the gesture on their screen. Both apps need to be running; this beta does not send notifications when fully quit.
Yes. Choose from 12 characters and three illustration styles. Human characters have editable skin tone, hairstyle, hair color, facial hair, body build, age look, eyewear, headwear, earrings, eye color, and face shape.
Greetings are available to the connected sender and recipient through private device credentials. Invitation codes should only be shared with people you want to connect with. Traffic is encrypted with HTTPS, but messages are not end-to-end encrypted and are stored by the connection service.
Yes. Switch off “Show my desktop avatar” in the app. Your connected friend stays visible, and you can still send gestures. You can also hide all desktop characters, pause sharing, or enable private previews.
Yes, this Mac beta is free to download. It’s an early version, and features and service availability may change. There’s no subscription or payment step in the app.