Created my own terminal after getting bored of constantly toggling between Termius and Warp

Spend most of the time in my terminal, SSHing into servers, tweaking configurations, writing scripts. It’s been that way for years as I was going back and forth between Termius and Warp

At some point, I finally had enough and decided to create my own

Built using Electron (React + TypeScript, terminal powered by xterm.js)

SSH host manager - save all my servers, connect in one click
Encrypted keychain - credentials stored properly, not in plaintext
Built-in code editor and file explorer (Monaco editor) - edit remote files without opening a separate app
File manager - browse and move files on remote servers visually
Split panes - multiple sessions side by side
Built-in web browser - check a live site or dashboard mid-session without leaving the app
AI chat drawer - ask about errors or commands
Notebooks - notes and snippets tied directly to the servers they're about
Workflows - saved command chains (deploys, log checks, restarts) triggered with one click
Team sharing - share server access with proper multi-user auth, no raw credentials passed around
Themes - because if I'm staring at it 10 hours a day, it should at least look good

The greatest advantage of it is not having to have five applications opened to handle servers. Termius for SSH, VS Code for editing, another browser tab for the dashboard, Obsidian for keeping my notes, Warp for AI. Now everything happens in one application.

Would love to hear thoughts on it, plus considering making it open-source in the future

Alex

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