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One focused workspace for the daily reality of remote development. Connect to servers, move files, edit code, and keep your credentials encrypted.
No account · No cloud · 100% on-device · Built for developers
Public preview
Ternux is not another hosted dashboard. It is a native desktop control room that keeps your access and working context close to you.
Organize SSH, S3, FTP, and Postgres connections with groups, known-host verification, and vault-backed credentials.
Use tabs, split panes, tunnels, snippets, reconnect flows, and a searchable command palette without losing context.
Browse remote files, edit them in place, preview assets, transfer artifacts, and inspect Postgres data from the same workspace.
Ternux brings the tools around your terminal into one calm, keyboard-first desktop workspace.
Full xterm.js terminal with tabs, configurable fonts, cursor styles, and scrollback buffer.
Connect with password, SSH key, or vault. Manage SSH, S3, and FTP connections in one place.
Run terminal, file explorer, and code editor side-by-side in a single tab. Resize, drag-and-drop, and go fullscreen.
Dual-pane browser for SFTP, S3, and FTP with background transfer queue and conflict resolution.
Edit remote files without leaving the app. Syntax highlighting, search, and multi-cursor support.
Browse databases, schemas, tables, views, and functions. Run SQL, inspect rows, and edit data without leaving your terminal workspace.
Create and manage local, remote, and SOCKS5 SSH tunnels — no manual command-line flags needed.
Build a personal command library. Tag and search snippets, then paste any into a session in one click.
AES-256-GCM encryption, stored only on your device. No cloud, no account, no server ever sees your keys.
All connections, keys, and snippets live in a single portable config file on your device — never on our servers.
Open connections, database workspaces, and frequent actions instantly with Cmd+K or Ctrl+K.
Browse local and remote files with tree navigation, tabs, syntax highlighting, image previews, and SVG previews.
Review connection activity and manage trusted SSH host fingerprints from one security-focused workspace.
Use dark, light, or One Dark Pro themes and scale the interface without changing your terminal preferences.
Bring existing Tabby connections and credentials into Ternux instead of rebuilding your setup by hand.
Use editable shortcuts, reusable snippets, split panes, reconnect flows, and configurable terminal behavior.
Keep the session, the files, the editor, and the operational context together while you work.
Connect once, keep context, and move from command to change without losing your place.
Step 1
Enter a hostname and choose your auth method — password, SSH key, or import from Tabby.
Step 2
Credentials go into an AES-256-GCM vault on your device. No server, no cloud, no account.
Step 3
Open a tab, run commands, browse files, edit code, or query a database — all in one window.
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Yes. The public preview is free to use with no account required. Download the desktop app and keep your credentials, connections, and workflow on your own device.
Locally, in an AES-256-GCM encrypted vault on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and no account is needed.
Ternux runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS (Apple Silicon). It is built on Tauri for a small binary and fast startup.
Yes. Ternux can import your connections and vault directly from a Tabby config file — no manual re-entry needed.
Yes. You can authenticate with a password or an SSH key. Keys are stored encrypted in the local vault alongside your connection credentials.
Download Ternux and replace your terminal app, SSH client, file transfer tool, editor, tunnel manager, and database client with one fast native window. Public preview access is free and requires no account.
