Latest Kite News

Kite Now Integrates with Jupyter

Today, Kite launches an integration for Jupyter notebooks. Data scientists using JLab can now code faster & smarter with Kite.

By Adam Smith, Founder

August 4, 2020

Kite in the News

September 2019

As Google enters AI coding autocomplete race, Kite for Python language gets smarter

September 2019

Kite - AI Powered Auto Completion for Python

January 2019

Kite raises $17M for its AI-driven code completion tool

January 2019

Kite raises $17 million for its AI-powered developer environment

January 2019

Python code completion gets an assist from machine learning

January 2019

AI programming startup Kite raises $10M to make developers more productive

February 2019

Kite boosts Python code completion with machine learning

January 2019

Kite, the AI-powered code completion tool secures $17M in funding and ...

March 2017

Kite, a cloud-powered developer environment, takes flight on Windows and Mac

July 2017

Kite: The smart copilot and autocomplete for (Python) programmers

April 2016

New ‘artificial pair programmer’ plugin Kite may revolutionize developer ...

April 2016

Kite's coding assistant spots errors, finds better open source

April 2016

This guy sold his last startup to Yahoo for $40 million — now he's trying to make ...

April 2016

Kite wants to be every developer’s pair-programming buddy

April 2016

Python devs can gain greater efficiency with Kite

Kite Crunchbase Profile and Fundraises

Kite Press Releases

September 2019

Kite Announces Intelligent Snippets for Python

May 2019

Press Release: Kite, the AI Autocomplete Engine for Python, is now available on Linux

January 2019

Press Release: Kite raises $17 million in funding, launches next frontier in smart developer tools, and brings AI power to user's local machine.

March 2017

Kite, Internet-Connected Programming, Available Now for Download

April 2016

Kite Launches Internet-Connected Programming

Kite is an AI-Powered Coding Assistant for Python and JavaScript

Long Summary

Kite is automating away the repetitive parts of writing code so software developers can focus on programming. Similar to Smart Compose for Gmail, Kite’s Multi-Line Completions feature uses deep learning to save developers time. Kite’s Intelligent Snippets allow developers to complete complex, multi-token statements without copy-pasting from a web search or existing codebase. Backed by Trinity Ventures and the founders of Dropbox, PayPal & Twitch, Kite has raised $17 million to build the future of programming.