Kodi for Mac is a free and open-source media player application available for macOS. It allows you to play various audio and video files, and more importantly, it[SQ]s highly customizable through add-ons. These add-ons can extend its functionality significantly, allowing you to :

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Stream content from online sources:

This is where Kodi gets a bit controversial. While some add-ons offer legitimate streaming of publicly available content (like podcasts or free internet archives), many offer access to copyrighted material without proper licensing. Using such add-ons can be illegal in many jurisdictions.

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Organize your local media library:

Kodi can scan your computer[SQ]s hard drives and organize your movies, TV shows, music, and pictures into a visually appealing and easily navigable library.

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Play various media formats:

It supports a wide range of audio and video codecs, so you[SQ]re less likely to encounter compatibility issues.

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Control your media remotely:

You can control Kodi playback from other devices on your network.

In short:

Kodi itself is a legitimate and useful media player. However, its extensibility through add-ons means its usage can range from completely legal and beneficial to potentially illegal depending on the add-ons chosen and the content accessed. Users are solely responsible for the legality of their actions. Be aware of the legal implications before installing and using any add-ons.