macOS · Linux · Windows

Your terminal, organized.

A free, local-first desktop terminal and SSH client with organized workspaces, built-in AI copilot, and Git-based collaboration. Your data never leaves your machine.

Termio
Termio desktop terminal and SSH manager showing organized workspaces and split panes

Built for your platform.

Native security and shell integration on macOS, Windows, and Linux. One terminal app for every environment your team works in.

macOS-native workflows

Feels at home on macOS.

Keep credentials in Apple Keychain. Secrets stay on your Mac, not in the cloud.

Apple Keychain Storage

  • Store credentials securely in the native macOS Keychain
  • Keep secrets on your machine instead of syncing them through a cloud account
  • Fit into the standard macOS security model without extra setup
SSH client for Mac
Windows-native workflows

Built for modern Windows terminals.

Run WSL and PowerShell in the same workspace. Termio makes Windows a first-class environment for mixed shell workflows.

Windows Subsystem for Linux

  • Launch and organize WSL distributions alongside SSH and local sessions
  • Keep Linux-based tooling and native PowerShell workflows in the same workspace
  • Move between Windows apps, PowerShell, and Linux shells without switching terminals
SSH client for Windows
Linux-native workflows

Made for Linux operators and builders.

Store credentials in your system keyring through Secret Service. Local-first security, no cloud sync.

System Keyring Storage

  • Store credentials securely through Secret Service on the local machine
  • Keep secrets out of cloud services and third-party sync layers
  • Stay aligned with native Linux desktop security practices
SSH client for Linux

Your data, your rules.

No cloud. No accounts. Just files on your machine.

Local-Only Data

Termio never sends your data to the cloud. No account, no login, no centralized storage. Connections, credentials, and files stay on your machine.

  • No cloud sync — zero network exposure
  • No account or login system
  • All secrets stored locally on disk

Git-Based Collaboration

Workspaces are plain text files. Share them through Git, any VCS, or simple file transfer — no proprietary sync service needed.

  • Collections stored as plain text files
  • Share via GitHub, GitLab, or self-hosted repos
  • Works with any VCS or file transfer method

Features

Everything you need to manage terminals and connections.

Organized Workspaces

Group connections into workspaces with folders and favorites. Switch contexts instantly.

Code Snippets & Scripts

Attach reusable scripts to any connection. One click to execute — no copy-pasting commands.

AI Copilot

Built-in AI assistant with terminal context, tool execution, and per-connection memory.

Command Composer

Write multi-line scripts in a full code editor, then stage or run them in the terminal.

Multi-Tiling

Split terminals horizontally and vertically. Compose any layout with draggable panes.

Drag & Drop Upload

Drop any file onto a connection to upload it. No separate SFTP client needed.

How Termio compares

See what sets Termio apart from other terminal tools.

FeatureTermioWarpTermius
Local-only data
No account required
Git-based sharing
SSH connection manager
Organized workspaces
Per-connection scripts
AI copilot
Command composer
Multi-tiling / split panes
Drag & drop file upload
Free to use

FAQ

Common questions about Termio.

Is Termio free?

Yes. Termio is completely free to use with no feature gates, usage limits, or premium tiers.

Where is my data stored?

Everything is stored locally on your machine in ~/.termio. Connections, files, and settings never leave your computer.

How do I share connections with my team?

Workspaces are plain text files. Commit them to a Git repo, share via any VCS, or simply copy the files. No proprietary sync needed.

Are my credentials secure?

Credentials are stored in your native OS credential store, such as Apple Keychain, Secret Service on Linux, or Windows Credential Manager. They never leave your machine.

Does the AI copilot send data externally?

The AI copilot connects to the API provider you configure (e.g. OpenAI). Terminal context is sent only when you explicitly interact with the copilot. No data is sent otherwise.

What platforms are supported?

Termio is available on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

How is Termio different from Termius?

Termius is cloud-based and requires an account with a paid subscription. Termio is local-only, free, and lets you share via Git instead of proprietary sync.

Can I use my own AI model?

Yes. Termio works with any OpenAI-compatible API. Point it to your own endpoint, a local model, or any compatible provider.

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