End-to-end encrypted · zero-knowledge

Your terminal,
everywhere.

Control the terminals on your desktop straight from your phone. Encrypted before it leaves your machine, presented like a chat — so checking a long-running job is as easy as reading a message.

Free during alpha · iOS · Android · macOS · Windows · Linux

TermLink on iOS — terminal sessions as a conversation list

Why TermLink

Built for trust and speed

🔒

Zero-knowledge by design

Terminal output is end-to-end encrypted before it ever leaves your desktop. The relay, the signaling server and TURN never see your plaintext or session metadata.

💬

Sessions as conversations

Your terminals show up like a chat list — ordered by last activity, with unread badges. Tap a thread to attach. It feels like messaging, not ops.

📱

Native on both platforms

A real SwiftUI app on iOS and a native Android client — not a web wrapper. Fast, system-integrated, and consistent across devices.

Direct, low-latency link

Pairs over a QR code, then connects peer-to-peer on your LAN and falls back to TURN for tricky networks. Refresh feels live.

How it works

Connected in three steps

  1. 1

    Install the desktop app

    Run the TermLink manager on the machine where your terminals live — macOS, Windows or Linux.

  2. 2

    Pair with a QR code

    Scan the desktop's QR once. Keys are exchanged on-device; the pairing secret never touches a server.

  3. 3

    Control from your phone

    Your sessions appear as a conversation list. Tap one to attach, read encrypted output, and send input.

Zero-knowledge

Your terminal is yours alone

TermLink is built so that no server — not even ours — can read what runs in your terminal. Encryption happens on your devices, before anything hits the network.

iOS & Android

One experience, two native apps

Terminal sessions as a conversation list — the same design language on both platforms.

TermLink iOS home
iOS
TermLink Android home
Android

Get the desktop app

Run it where your terminals live

Install the desktop manager, pair your phone with a QR code, and you're connected. The mobile apps ship on the App Store and Google Play.

Alpha builds. Windows and Linux installers land shortly; mobile apps via the stores.