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Kitely

Kitely is an enhanced OpenSim metaverse of virtual worlds. Graphically superior, and the world you create is portable and can be backed up locally to your machine!.

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  • Freemium
  • Proprietary

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  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
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What is Kitely?

What does Kitely do? Kitely enables you to get your own virtual worlds when you need them: Get immediate free access by logging in with Facebook, Twitter or an email/password based account and start using your own virtual world within minutes. Create an unlimited number of OpenSim-based virtual worlds without all the technical hassle involved with managing them. Choose which Facebook or Twitter users will be able to visit each of your virtual worlds. View real-time reports on how your virtual worlds are being used.

What is Kitely's customer relationship philosophy? We believe in creating relationships with our customers that are based on openness, honesty and trust. Therefore, as long as you honor our terms of service: We will address your questions promptly and truthfully. We will enable you to manage your virtual worlds as you see fit. We will respect your privacy and will not intentionally act to harm it. We will keep you updated regarding our plans and progress. We will seriously consider your feedback, and aim to develop our service to meet your needs.

Is Kitely related to Second Life? No, Second Life is a trademark of Linden Research, Inc. Kitely is not affiliated with, sponsored by or in any other way related to Linden Research or its services. Kitely is based on OpenSim technology which is actively developed and used by universities, small businesses and Fortune 500 companies such as Intel and IBM.