About
A terminal you never lose.
Termuna exists because a terminal should be fast and local, and your session should not vanish the moment you close the lid or switch machines. We think you can have both.
What we are building
Termuna is a native, GPU-rendered terminal for Linux, macOS, and Windows, with one defining feature: your live session keeps running on your machine and continues on the web or your phone, encrypted end to end. The local terminal is free forever. Cloud continuity is the paid product.
How we build
In the open, one milestone at a time, with performance budgets published and enforced in continuous integration. If a build exceeds a budget, it does not ship. We would rather move deliberately and keep the product fast and honest than ship something heavy and quietly walk the numbers back.
What we will not do
- No AI in the input path. Nothing completes your thoughts uninvited.
- No telemetry without explicit opt-in.
- No plaintext on our servers. The relay cannot read your sessions.
- No account required to use the terminal you installed.
Who builds this
Kristijan Soldo is a software engineer near Zagreb, Croatia: over a decade of B2B SaaS, and DevOps work that keeps a fleet of machines and Kubernetes clusters in his care. Termuna began as his own tool for reaching any of them fast, from whatever screen is closest. He builds it in the open, alongside his work bringing production-grade AI into established systems; recent projects include an AI-guided diagnostics platform for automotive workshops and the AI layer of an industrial energy analytics SaaS, both catalogued on his site.