Installation

Kmila shares a single code base (.NET 9) between its native application and its web version. Choose the option that best suits you.

Option A — Browser demo

The fastest way to try Kmila is the demo on this site: register with a username and password (no personal data) and get a limited environment to edit and simulate.

The demo is a limited sample. Projects may be deleted without prior notice and their persistence is not guaranteed.

Option B — Self-host with Docker (Linux)

Kmila's web version is designed to run on a Linux server, so that anyone can use it from the browser regardless of their operating system.

# Clona el repositorio
git clone https://github.com/Kmila9s/Kmila.git
cd Kmila

# Construye y levanta el contenedor
docker compose up --build

When it finishes, open http://localhost:8080 in your browser.

Server requirements: ~1 GB of free disk, 200 MB of free RAM, x64 or ARM64.

Option C — Build the web version from source

If you prefer to run it without Docker you need the .NET 9 SDK.

git clone https://github.com/Kmila9s/Kmila.git
cd Kmila/App/Kmila/Kmila.Web
dotnet run

The application will be available at http://localhost:5297.

Option D — Native application

Download the native app for your platform:

• Windows and macOS (desktop)
• Android and iOS (mobile)

Native builds are distributed from the project repository.

Notes

• No server infrastructure or cloud services are required for the native or self-hosted versions.
• All technologies are open source or free for academic use.
• See the Getting started guide for your first project.