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Termique is a desktop SSH manager built for infrastructure engineers who manage multiple servers across teams and environments. It combines the feel of a native terminal emulator with structured host management, encrypted credential storage, and optional team sync, all behind a master password that never leaves your device.

Key capabilities

SSH connections

Connect to any SSH server with terminal, SFTP, and command audit logging built in.

End-to-end encryption

Credentials are encrypted on your device before they are stored or synced. Your master password never leaves your device.

Host management

Organize servers with groups, tags, and color labels.

AI assistant

Get shell command suggestions, debug connection issues, and automate repetitive tasks, either via the Termique backend or your own endpoint.

Team sharing

Share hosts with your team via invite links. Command audit logs keep shared sessions accountable. Requires Pro.

Sync

Your data syncs across devices automatically once you sign in. Hosts, groups, snippets, and encrypted credentials: always up to date.

Monitoring

Install a lightweight agent to track CPU, RAM, and disk on your servers, and set alert rules for thresholds.

How it works

1

Sign in

Sign in with Google, GitHub, or Apple. This identifies your account and enables sync. It never touches your credentials.
2

Set a master password

On first launch, you choose a master password. The app derives an encryption key and generates a random Data Encryption Key (DEK). The DEK is wrapped (encrypted) with your master password and stored locally. Your master password never leaves the device.
3

Add hosts

Save SSH connection details: hostname, port, username, and authentication method (password or key). Credentials are encrypted with the DEK before storage.
4

Connect

Open a terminal session with one click. Termique decrypts the credential and opens an SSH connection to your server.
5

Sync

Hosts, groups, snippets, and encrypted credentials stay up to date across all your signed-in devices. The sync backend never sees plaintext credentials, only encrypted blobs.

Platform support