One session.
Every screen.
Termuna is a fast, native terminal for Linux, macOS, and Windows. When you close your laptop, the session keeps running on your machine. Pick it up from the web or your phone, exactly where you left it, encrypted end to end.
This terminal is live. Type in it, then pick it up on your phone.
A real session, running on our machine, shared with everyone on this page through the same relay and viewer your own sessions would use. Nothing here is a recording.
sandboxed container · read-mostly playground · no network egress · recycled every 5 minutes · shared with everyone watching
The whole product
is one window.
This is the session window, drawn from the same design file the app implements: sessions on the left, the live grid in the middle, and the continuity panel keeping watch on the right.
Every machine, one drawer.
Live and idle sessions from every machine you are signed in on, this device first. Another machine's session names arrive sealed: one locked row says how many there are, and your passphrase, never our server, opens them. A server with no screen joins the drawer too: the headless daemon dials out, so a box behind NAT or a VPN answers with no open port and no jump host (how).
Continuity is visible while it works.
The panel names every device attached to this session right now, next to a share link anyone can open in a browser. Frames are sealed with XChaCha20-Poly1305 before they leave your machine; the relay routes ciphertext it cannot read.
Agents stop and ask.
An agent session is a managed process with a permission gate, not text pasted into a shell. When Claude Code wants to run a command, it stops on that exact tool call and stays stopped until you answer, at your desk or from your phone.
SSH hosts, sealed and shared.
Connections live in encrypted vaults that sync across your computers. Share a vault with your team and it is wrapped to each member's own key: the server stores hosts it cannot read, and a teammate you remove stops receiving changes.
The phone is a client,
not an afterthought.
Same sessions, same rows, same encryption: the desktop's drawer given the whole hand. The native apps are in the works; the web dashboard already does all of this from any phone.
A complete terminal,
out of the box.
Everything you expect from a serious terminal is built in, with nothing to assemble and no plugins to keep it fast.
- Tabs and split panes
- Nested splits in any direction. The layout is a first-class object, which is what syncs, restores, and resurrects.
- SSH, first class
- Jump-host chains, port forwarding, and files that follow the session: SFTP here, a files pane on the web and the phone, and a drop on the pane that reaches past jump hosts.
- Profiles and themes
- Shell and connection profiles, ligatures, any font, and themes that do not require an account to sync.
- Hotkeys, your way
- Every action is remappable, multi-chord shortcuts are supported, and quake mode drops down on a global key.
- Search that works
- Indexed scrollback search. Forty thousand lines is a query, not a hang.
- Calm by design
- Nothing interrupts typing. No popups in the input path, and no AI completing your thoughts uninvited.
The session outlives the screen.
You have seen the live half above: every tab, split, and line of scrollback mirrored as it happens, sealed before it leaves your machine. The other half is time. Reboot the machine and nothing is lost: history stays in the cloud, and the desktop app resurrects the whole layout, tabs and splits and working directories, into fresh shells with one click.
- No account required for local use. Sync is opt-in.
- Full export of everything, at every tier, always.
- End to end encrypted. The server never holds keys.
- Recovery kit, so a forgotten password never means lost history.
Built for one, ready for a team.
Create a company account to bring your team onto one plan: member invitations, roles, billing and seats in one place, and the shared vaults you saw above. Single sign-on is on the way.
The terminal is free.
Continuity is the product.
Download the terminal, open a session, and turn on sync when you want it. The local app is free forever and never asks for an account.