generated: '2026-07-19'
method: searched
source: https://www.kosmik.app/
summary: >-
  Kosmik is an end-of-life consumer product. The vendor (Lithium Media SAS,
  Paris) announced on the product homepage that Kosmik would sunset on
  2026-05-31, and published data-export instructions in place of a migration
  API. There is no public API, no versioning policy, no SLA and no status page.
status: sunset
end_of_life:
  announced_on_page: https://www.kosmik.app/
  sunset_date: '2026-05-31'
  announcement_quote: >-
    After several years building Kosmik alongside this amazing community, we've
    decided that Kosmik will sunset on May 31st 2026.
  vendor_statement: >-
    We still believe that something like Kosmik is needed and we're exploring
    several options to continue our work on spatial interfaces and
    document-oriented systems.
deprecation:
  policy_url: https://www.kosmik.app/0-wind-down-export
  policy_type: product-wind-down
  sunset_header: false
  user_data_export:
    supported: true
    docs: https://www.kosmik.app/0-wind-down-export
    scopes:
    - universe
    - workspace
    format: zip archive of files (images, videos, texts)
    mechanism: in-app export, no API
versioning:
  scheme: application-release
  current: Kosmik 3
  notes: >-
    Desktop application releases distributed from launchpad.kosmik.app; no API
    versioning surface is published.
  docs: https://www.kosmik.app/downloads
sla:
  url: null
  uptime_target: null
status_page: null
product_timeline:
- year: 2018
  note: >-
    First app to store data locally through an on-device IPFS node while
    offering multiplayer capabilities.
- year: 2022
  note: Introduced the first multiplayer web-browser (demoed at Betaworks ThinkCAMP).
- year: 2025
  note: >-
    Kosmik 3 released — rebuilt app with built-in browser, auto-tagging and AI
    search.
- year: 2026
  note: Sunset announced for 2026-05-31.
deprecated_operations: []
notes: >-
  No StatusPage pointer is emitted because Kosmik publishes no status page.
  A Deprecation pointer is emitted against the wind-down/export page, which is
  the provider's published end-of-life policy.