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Blazing fast, safe, effortless control of all your servers.

tterm is a peer-to-peer terminal in your browser. Your keystrokes travel straight to your machines — never through our servers. Add a machine with one command, keep every session alive, switch between them instantly.

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No VPN · No port forwarding · Works behind NAT

home-pc — tterm ● P2P · 3 ms
$ npx tterm connect
✔ home-pc online — direct WebRTC channel

home-pc ~/projects $ claude
Claude Code — resuming previous session…
› Your context is right where you left it.▊
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Blazing fast

Keystrokes take the shortest possible path: a direct WebRTC channel from your browser to your machine. No relays, no cloud round-trips — no added latency.

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Safe by architecture

End-to-end peer-to-peer. Terminal traffic never touches our servers — we only broker the handshake. Device tokens are hashed, scoped, and shown exactly once.

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Effortless

One command turns any computer into a terminal server you can reach from anywhere. Sessions survive refreshes, sleep, and flaky Wi-Fi. Keyboard-first, zero config files.

Built for the Claude Code era

The fastest way to run Claude Code on every machine you own.

  • Kick off Claude Code on your desktop, check on it from your laptop — same shell, same context.
  • Close the tab, lose nothing: sessions keep running and replay their scrollback when you return.
  • Hop between machines and shells with a keystroke — no SSH config, no tmux gymnastics.
home-pcclaude · running
shell 1open — instant
studio-macidle
homelaboffline

Up and running before the kettle boils

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    Sign in

    One click. Your account is the only thing that lives on our side.

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    Run one command

    Paste it on any machine you own. It shows up online in seconds.

  3. 3

    Pour

    Open a shell and get to work — a full terminal, peer-to-peer to your metal.

Put the kettle on.

All your servers, one tab, zero friction.

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Your servers

↑↓ select · Enter opens a server's shells · Enter again connects · Esc back

    Run this on the machine you want to connect (from the tterm folder):

    
            

    The token is shown once. The machine turns online when the agent connects.

    Alt+W

    Connection lost

    The link to this machine dropped. Your shell keeps running — reconnect to pick it back up.