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The all-in-one terminal, local and remote.

Your shells, your SSH servers, their files over SFTP and your serial ports, in tabs and split panes. Profiles, an encrypted vault and suggestions from your history. For Windows, macOS and Linux.

Windows · macOS · Linux

Everything you need, in a single terminal

All your shells

PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash and WSL on Windows; zsh, bash and fish elsewhere. Detected at startup, each in its own profile.

Tabs and panes

Split right or down, resize from the keyboard, rename and reorder tabs. Your layout is restored at startup.

Built-in SSH

Password or key (ed25519, ECDSA, RSA), jump hosts, ~/.ssh/config import, quick connect with user@host. An unknown host key is never accepted silently.

SFTP and tunnels

The server's file panel next to the terminal: drag and drop, transfers with progress, local and remote port forwarding.

Serial port

Baud rate, data bits, parity, flow control, line endings and local echo. Unplugging the cable does not crash the app.

Encrypted vault

Passwords and keys protected by a master password (Argon2id, AES-GCM), with auto-lock. Nothing is ever written in plain text.

Suggestions and highlighting

Type “php”: Termlo suggests “bin/console” from your history, press → to accept. Your command is highlighted: program, options, strings.

Palette and shortcuts

Ctrl+Shift+P to do everything: open a profile, connect, split. Customizable shortcuts and search in the terminal.

Themes and Quake mode

Dracula, Nord, Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Gruvbox… plus Windows Terminal theme import. A global hotkey drops Termlo down from the top of the screen.

Screenshots

Tabs and split panes
Tabs and split panes
SSH session
SSH session
SFTP panel
SFTP panel
Settings and themes
Settings and themes

How Termlo compares

Feature TermloTabbyWindows TerminaliTerm2WindTerm
Windows, macOS and Linux Yes Yes No No Yes
Built-in SSH client Yes Yes No No Yes
SFTP panel Yes Yes No No Yes
Serial port Yes Yes No No Yes
Native app (no Electron) Yes No Yes Yes Yes

Based on each terminal's public documentation. Spotted a mistake? Let us know. GitHub

Try Termlo

Free, for Windows, macOS and Linux.

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