Free, on every device

Get .ek

Pick the one for your device. Nothing to pay, nothing to sign up for.

Windows 10 & 11

.ek Browser

A full web browser with .ek built in. Type kettle.ek and it just opens. Everything else on the web works as normal.

158 MBChromium enginev0.1.0
  1. Unzip the download and open ek-browser.exe.
  2. If Windows says it protected your PC, click More info, then Run anyway.
  3. Type any .ek name in the address bar.
Chrome · Brave · Edge on Windows

.ek for your browser

Keep the browser you have. A small setup teaches it .ek, so kettle.ek opens right in Chrome, Brave or Edge.

34 MBone-click setupv0.1.0
  1. Unzip it and open Install .ek. Click Yes when Windows asks.
  2. Follow the two short screens. Your browser restarts with your tabs.
  3. Add the small .ek connector it shows you, so typed names open straight away.
Android 7 and newer

.ek for Android

The .ek app for your phone: a browser with .ek built in. Publish from your phone, too.

136 KBAPKv0.1.0
  1. Open the downloaded ek.apk.
  2. If asked, allow your browser to install unknown apps, then tap Install.
  3. Open .ek from your apps.
iPhone & iPad

.ek for iPhone

No download and no App Store. .ek goes straight from Safari onto your Home Screen and runs like an app.

no downloadworks offlineHome Screen app
  1. On your iPhone, open eknet.pages.dev in Safari (or tap Install on iPhone above).
  2. Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, then Add.
  3. Open .ek from your Home Screen.

Is it really free?

Yes. Names, publishing and every app. There's nothing to pay for, now or later.

Why does Windows warn me?

Apps have to buy a certificate to skip that warning, and .ek doesn't pay for things. It's safe to run.

Just want a look?

Open .ek in your browser on any computer or phone, no install needed.