Terma for Mac

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Terma

Terma is a remote connection workspace for desktop and self-hosted Web environments. It brings SSH, terminals, SFTP, remote desktops, port forwarding, and batch commands into one interface.

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Interface preview

Terminal sessions and runtime diagnostics Remote desktops and other connections

SFTP file management

Browser file sources

Linux desktop management

Port forwarding

Mobile workspace tabs and terminal controls

Highlights One data set powers the Electron desktop app, desktop browsers, and mobile Web access, so connection settings do not need to be maintained twice. SSH connections, terminals, SFTP, tunnels, and batch operations share one multi-tab workspace. Desktop packages are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux; Web mode also runs on Linux servers and Termux, with native x64/ARM64 FPKs for fnOS NAS. Supports private-key and password authentication, encrypted configuration, database backup and restore, and SSH config import/export. Desktop and source runs listen only on loopback by default. LAN access can be protected with a password, session management, and trusted-proxy policies; fnOS requires authentication for every browser session.

Core features

SSH and workspaces Group, search, tag, favorite, sort, batch-edit, and health-check SSH connections, with recent-use tracking. Authenticate with passwords, regular or passphrase-protected private keys, and SSH Agent. Terma can read keys from the user ~/.ssh directory and the runtime data directory, and includes an Ed25519 key-generation and public-key deployment wizard. The first connection displays the SHA-256 host fingerprint for confirmation. Host-key changes produce a prominent warning, and terminals, SFTP, forwarding, and batch commands share the same trust record. Terminals, commands, and forwarding prefer the built-in SSH implementation and fall back to system OpenSSH for compatible OpenSSH-only settings. Structured timeouts, keepalives, and one-hop jump hosts are supported. The lightning button and Ctrl+K open a global quick panel for connections, tags, named workspaces, command snippets, and common actions. Snippets support variables, favorites, import/export, terminal insertion, and confirmed batch execution. Multi-tab workspaces support pinned tabs, recently closed recovery, and recursive desktop splits. Composition mode can be opened from a tab or the empty tab-bar area; use the left mouse button or Ctrl/Cmd to select tabs for an independent workspace and drag to reorder workspaces. Each workspace keeps its own tabs and split layout and can be saved as a searchable, previewable, repairable, importable, and exportable named preset. Inspect basic server information, runtime status, and listening ports.