KiTTY is a fork of putty, the world’s most widely used tool for remotely controlling addresses and devices using commands via telnet and SSH.

KiTTY has the same features as Putty, but with a lot more. Among them are session filters, predefined command shortcuts and the possibility to automatically run scripts on login. Scripts greatly simplify the process by performing actions such as copying a set of files from one folder to another without manual input.

So one of the limitations of Putty that KiTTY solves is the possibility to open multiple sessions at the same time. This saves time by not having to close a session to start another. KiTTY can also save your session so you don’t have to re-enter all your data when resuming your session.

KiTTY can only be used on Windows, but it is possible to control devices with other operating systems installed, such as macOS and Linux distributions.

Therefore, if you like Putty and use it, I highly recommend KiTTY, which keeps the basic functionality and adds features to make it even easier to use.