Keka is a file archiver for macOS and iOS that compresses, extracts, and encrypts files across multiple formats.
The tool addresses the need for straightforward file compression and secure storage on Apple platforms. It supports numerous archive formats including ZIP, RAR, 7-Zip, and Zstandard, allowing users to compress multiple files at once. The application includes encryption capabilities for secure storage and sharing of archived files with privacy protection.
Keka suits macOS and iOS users who need a native archiver with broad format support and built-in encryption. The project maintains an active issue tracker, wiki, and discussions section for community collaboration and knowledge sharing. Users can access legacy versions through the project website alongside current releases.
The project uses GitHub's issue tracker as its primary mechanism for bug reports and feature requests, maintains a collaborative wiki for shared knowledge, and hosts discussions for community conversation separate from issue tracking. The repository explicitly notes that it is used mainly to manage issues and maintain collaborative documentation rather than serve as the primary distribution channel, with the official website hosting downloads and version history.
