Where to Find Kosmik's Download, Pricing, and Support Pages

Updated

Kosmik's official site (kosmik.app) still hosts its main navigation — Use cases, Pricing, Blog, Contact us, Tutorials, and Download Kosmik — but the homepage now leads with a shutdown notice: Kosmik will sunset on May 31st, 2026. If you're looking for the download, pricing, or help pages, the links below are the current entry points, with the caveat that the product is winding down and you should plan around that date.

Official Kosmik entry points

What you need Where to go
Download the app "Download Kosmik" link in the site navigation
Pricing kosmik.app/pricing
Tutorials "Tutorials" in the main navigation
Export your data "Learn how to export your data" link on the homepage notice
Contact the team Email address given in the shutdown announcement, or book a call via the link in that post
Blog / use cases "Blog" and "Use cases" in the main navigation

What the shutdown notice means for these pages

The homepage announcement states that Kosmik will sunset on May 31st, 2026, after roughly eight years of development. The team describes the decision as difficult and notes they are exploring options to continue work on spatial interfaces and document-oriented systems.

Practical implications:

  • Download still exists, but is time-limited. The link is live now; it will not be useful past the sunset date.
  • Pricing page still exists. The site links to kosmik.app/pricing, but no price figures are given in the available page evidence — check the page directly for current terms.
  • Export guidance is the most urgent resource. The homepage explicitly points to a "Learn how to export your data" link, which is the path to take before May 31st, 2026 if you have boards or libraries stored in Kosmik.
  • Support is by direct contact. The announcement offers an email address and an option to book a call, rather than a ticket system.

Background worth knowing before you commit

Kosmik's own history, as summarized in the announcement:

  • 2018 — first app to store data locally through an on-device IPFS node while supporting multiplayer.
  • 2022 — introduced what it describes as the first multiplayer web browser.
  • 2025 — launched Kosmik 3, combining a built-in browser with auto-tagging and AI search.

If you are evaluating Kosmik for a new project, weigh that trajectory against the May 31st, 2026 sunset. If you are an existing user, prioritize the export link over the download or pricing pages.