Kage saves web pages to your computer. You keep a clean copy of any site you visit. Kage removes all JavaScript files during the save process. This creates a safe version of the page. You view your saved sites without a connection. Your saved pages load fast. The pages do not track your activity.
Kage works on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Your computer needs 500 MB of free storage space. You need a stable internet connection for the initial download. The program runs best with 4 GB of RAM. You do not need special hardware to run this tool.
Visit the release page to get the installer for your computer.
Download the kage installer here
- Click the link above.
- Look for the Assets section on that page.
- Click the file that ends in .exe.
- Save the file to your Downloads folder.
Follow these steps to set up Kage on your computer.
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Locate the file named kage-setup.exe.
- Double-click the file to start the installer.
- Select Yes if Windows asks for permission to install the app.
- Follow the prompts on the screen.
- Click Finish when the installer completes.
Kage adds a shortcut to your desktop. You use this icon to open the app.
You start the app to secure your first website.
- Double-click the Kage icon on your desktop.
- Enter the full web address of the site you want to save in the box.
- Click the Save button.
- Wait for the progress bar to show 100 percent.
- The application notifies you when the process finishes.
Kage creates a new folder. This folder contains all the files for the page. You open the file named index.html to view your saved content. Your web browser displays the offline version of the site.
Websites often use scripts to track your behavior. These scripts can slow down your browser. Some scripts pose security risks. Kage strips away this code. You see the text and images of the page. You remove the hidden parts that track you. This ensures a view that is private and fast.
You find your saved files in the Kage library folder. You change the location of this folder through settings.
- Click the Settings icon in the top right corner of the app.
- Select the Change button under Library Location.
- Choose a new folder on your computer.
- Click Save to apply the changes.
You delete old pages to clear space on your drive. Select a page in the list. Click the trash icon to remove it. Kage moves these files to your recycle bin.
Kage only saves public web pages. It cannot access pages hidden behind log-in screens.
Kage collects the images on the page. The saved version shows these images exactly as they appeared online.
Kage saves the specific page you provide. It does not follow links to other pages on the site.
The app checks for updates every time you open it. A notification appears if a new version exists. Follow the prompt to install the upgrade.
Most problems come from connection issues.
- If the page does not save, check your internet connection.
- If the save stops, wait a moment and try the link again.
- Some websites block external tools from accessing their data. You might see a blank page if this occurs.
- Restart the application if the window stops responding.
You contact the support team if problems persist. Include your Windows version and the link you tried to save. This helps us solve the issue fast.
Kage runs locally on your machine. We do not store your data on our servers. The pages you save stay on your computer. We do not view the websites you choose to save. Your usage history stays private. We do not collect analytics on how you use the app. Kage provides a private tool for offline reading.