Sending shares requires a Pro subscription. Accepting a share does not.
Before you share
- Add the person on the Teams page. They must accept the team invite before you can share with them.
- The host must be synced. A host kept only on this computer shows This host is only on this computer in its Sharing tab. Click Sync this host first. See Local hosts and sync.
Share a host
- Right-click a host in the host list and select Share. You can also click Share host in the host’s detail page, or Share in its Sharing tab.
- The Share host dialog shows the host’s Address, User, and Auth. Under From your team, click Share next to the person.
- Review the details. If the host connects through jump hosts, decide whether the recipient may also connect to them directly.
- Click Share host.

Jump hosts
If the host connects through one or more jump hosts, Termique shares the whole chain with it, so the recipient gets a working connection without extra setup. The host’s Sharing tab names the chain, for examplebastion → app-01.
By default, the recipient can only tunnel through the jump hosts. They don’t appear in the recipient’s host list and the recipient can’t connect to them on their own. To allow that:
- When sharing, check Also let
<email>connect directly to<chain>. - After sharing, use the switch next to the recipient in the host’s Sharing tab.
Accept or decline a share
When someone shares a host with you, Termique sends a New host share invite notification, and the bell in the tab bar shows a count of pending invites. Click the bell to open Shared with me. Each invite shows the host, who it’s from, its address, how it authenticates, and any jump host. Before you accept, check I understand and accept activity logging. The invite explains that commands you run on the host are logged and visible to the owner and other recipients.- Click Accept to add the host to your host list.
- Click Decline to refuse it. Nothing is added.

Working on a shared host
- The host’s Sharing tab shows Shared with you by
<email>. Only the owner can share it further or manage access. - The first time you open a session on a shared host in each app launch, Termique reminds you that commands you type are visible to the owner and everyone the host is shared with. Click Don’t show again for this host to stop the reminder.
- If the owner changes the host’s address, username, or credential, your copy updates automatically. This includes credentials of shared jump hosts. You never need a new invite because the owner rotated a password.
Manage access
Open the host’s detail page and select the Sharing tab. It lists everyone you shared the host with, their status, and when the host was last connected and by whom.
If the recipient declines the invite or later removes the host, they drop off the list. Share the host again to send a new invite.
Revoke access
- In the host’s Sharing tab, click the trash icon next to the recipient.
- Confirm Revoke access for
<email>? by clicking Revoke.
Leave a shared host
To give up access to a host shared with you, right-click it in the host list and select Remove shared. Confirm Leave shared host by clicking Remove. The share disappears from the owner’s list. You need a new invite to get access again.Limits
- You can share only hosts you own. You cannot re-share a host that was shared with you.
- There are no permission levels. A shared host gives the recipient full connect access.
- Each person you share with uses one of your recipient slots, however many hosts you share with them. See Teams.
- Open host invites are capped at twice your number of recipient slots. If you reach the cap, Termique shows Too many invitations are still waiting to be accepted. Withdraw some first.
- There is a daily limit on invites. When you reach it, Termique shows Daily invite limit reached. Try again tomorrow.
- If a subscription payment fails, you can’t send new shares. Termique shows New shares are paused while a payment is outstanding. Existing shares keep working. Existing shares are suspended if the payment is still outstanding after 14 days, and resume once it goes through.

