Key capabilities
Terminal
Open SSH sessions and local shells. Split a session into panes and search the scrollback.
Host management
Save hosts with credentials, tags, and an optional jump host. Organize them into groups.
SFTP
Browse and transfer files on any connected host.
End-to-end encryption
Credentials are encrypted before they are stored or synced. The sync backend only stores ciphertext.
Snippets
Save commands and run them in the focused session from the snippet palette.
Monitoring
Install an agent to track CPU, memory, and disk on your hosts, and set alert rules.
AI assistant
Ask for shell commands and help in the terminal, using the hosted assistant or your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Teams and sharing
Share hosts with teammates by email invite, with optional command logging. Requires Pro.
How it works
1
Sign in
Termique opens your browser to sign in. Your account identifies you and enables sync. It never has access to your credentials.
2
Set a master password
On first launch, you choose a master password. Termique derives a key from it and uses that key to wrap a random Data Encryption Key (DEK). The DEK encrypts every credential. There is no way to recover a lost master password.
3
Add hosts
Save a hostname, port, username, and a password or SSH key. The credential is encrypted with the DEK before it is stored.
4
Connect
Open a session from the host list or the host’s page. Termique decrypts the credential locally and opens the SSH connection.
5
Sync
Hosts, groups, snippets, SSH keys, and port forwards sync to your other signed-in devices. The sync backend only receives encrypted credentials.