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termi1

SSH · Mosh · SFTP

Your servers, from your pocket

An SSH, Mosh and SFTP terminal for your phone. Tell it what you want done and it writes the command for you.

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Free. The full terminal, no account, no limits.

SSH terminal session in termi1 with colors and control keys

What termi1 is

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All your servers, one tap away

Save the connections you use, pin the usual ones, and connect without typing them again. With an account they follow you across devices; without one they stay here — and the app works the same either way.

termi1 home screen with saved connections

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A real terminal, not a viewer

Colors, control keys, scrolling, and the key row the system keyboard hides. Mosh keeps the session alive when you switch from Wi‑Fi to data or the subway eats your signal. And built-in SFTP: browse, upload and download files without leaving the session or switching apps. If Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI is running on a server, this is where you follow and steer it from your phone: the session holds, and Production Guard watches what it runs in production.

SSH terminal session in termi1 with colors and control keys

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Say what you want — it writes the command

“Show me nginx logs live” becomes journalctl -u nginx -f. “Kill claude and open agy” becomes pkill -f claude && agy. The command is written at the terminal prompt, not in a dialog you accept without reading: you see it before anything happens, and you choose what runs on its own and what waits for your Enter.

termi1 with AI writing a command into the prompt

What you get

From the first saved server to the last shortcut, without leaving the app.

Connect

  • SSH and Mosh, with a persistent tmux session: what you leave running is still there when you come back.
  • Pair with your Mac with a six-digit code: your key installs itself, with nothing to copy or paste.
  • Away from home, with Prialo or Tailscale: the same connection works on the sofa and on the train.

In the terminal

  • Server status at login: system, uptime, load, memory and disk.
  • The keys the system keyboard hides, plus an fn plane: F1–F12, PgUp/PgDn, Home and End.
  • Options offered as you type: “ls” hands you -la; “git”, its verbs.

Files

  • SFTP built in: look, upload and download without leaving the session.
  • Sort by name, date or size.
  • Preview anything the system can open, and copy the whole path.

Automate

  • iOS Shortcuts, Siri, the Action button and Control Centre.
  • Production Guard watches what a shortcut launches too: on production it shows it and waits.
  • Dictate — reading back what you say — and the AI writes the command for the system you are on, Mac or Linux; and if you would rather not, the microphone goes away with a checkbox.

Your Mac, one code away

termi1 Companion lives in the Mac's menu bar. It checks what is needed — Remote Login, mosh-server, tmux — pairs the iPhone with a six-digit code that installs your key with nothing to copy or paste, and tells you when that long thing you left running has finished.

Download for Mac

macOS 14 or later · signed and notarised by Apple · free

An AI touching my servers?

It never opens the session or sees your keys: it turns what you say into a command and writes it at your prompt. You choose between always reviewing it and automating only what termi1 recognizes as safe; Safe auto is enabled by default.

You set the pace

  • Review

    The command is written at the prompt without pressing Enter for you.

  • Safe autodefault

    Only commands in a limited set that termi1 recognizes as safe receive Enter automatically.

Only commands recognized as safe can receive Enter automatically. Everything else requires an action from you or is blocked.

It knows when it is in production

Every connection carries the label you give it: personal, staging or production. termi1 never guesses it from the server name. In production the assistant gets strict:

  1. Nothing receives Enter on its own, not even what Safe auto would run elsewhere.
  2. Anything that deletes, stops or changes something never reaches the prompt: first you see what it is, on which server, why it was held, and a read-only alternative.
  3. Writing it takes a hold. Even then it is written without Enter: you read it before you run it.

It protects what termi1 writes for you: voice, AI and shortcuts. What you type by hand goes straight to the server, like in any terminal.

And your SSH keys never leave the phone: you can generate them here, they live in the system's secure store behind device unlock, and only the public half travels to the server.

The first 100 seats

AI+ free until 31 October 2026, with a founder badge and a permanent discount once it starts being charged for. Fifty AI commands a month, renewed.

After that: €2.99/month or €19.99/year. Without AI+ the terminal is still free and complete, with three AI commands a day when you sign in with Apple or Google.

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