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A host is a saved SSH server entry. It stores the connection details and an encrypted credential so you can connect with one click.
Hosts list showing saved SSH servers with live CPU and RAM

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Add a host

  1. Click Add host in the sidebar (or press the + button next to the host list).
  2. Fill in the fields:
  3. Click Save. The credential is encrypted with your DEK before it is stored.
Free accounts are limited to 3 hosts. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited hosts.

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Edit a host

Right-click a host in the sidebar and select Edit, or open the host detail and click the edit icon. Changes are saved locally and synced to your API backend if sync is enabled.

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Delete a host

Right-click a host and select Delete. This removes the entry from local storage and the API backend. Active sessions connected to that host are not affected until you disconnect.

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Connect

Click a host in the sidebar. Termique opens a terminal session. The credential is decrypted and used to establish the SSH connection. It is never stored or logged in plaintext.
Host detail page showing connection info, sharing, command logging, and monitoring

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Tags

Tags are free-form strings attached to a host. Use them to filter the host list. A host can have multiple tags, e.g. production, aws, us-east-1.

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Shared hosts

Hosts shared with you by a team member appear in the host list after you accept the invite. See Sharing for details.

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Monitoring

Install the Termique monitoring agent on a host’s server to see live CPU, RAM, and disk usage, and set up alerts. See Monitoring.