The terminal workspace
built for how you
actually ship.
Local and remote sessions, recoverable layouts, structured command blocks, Git, and native AI CLI integrations — unified in one fast, deeply configurable Tauri-native window.
Free during early access · MSI & NSIS installers · ~28 MB
● active (running)
Fix failed migration with db:rollback?
Detects & integrates with your stack
Everything a serious terminal should have. In one place.
AI that respects your shell
Detects Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Aider. Explain an error, generate or fix a command, summarize logs, suggest the next action. Commands are inserted, never auto-run — with confirmation before anything reaches a remote provider and typed confirmation for destructive ones.
Workspaces that survive crashes
Save and restore layouts, profiles, titles and working directories. Debounced crash-recovery snapshots and up to 10 recoverable closed tabs — plus templates for Frontend, Rust, Docker and more.
Output that becomes structure
OSC 133 parsing turns raw output into command blocks — command, output, cwd, exit code, duration. Re-run, collapse, save as a snippet, or explain any block; jump with Ctrl+↑/↓.
Nested splits & panes
Drag panes between tabs, zoom, focus mode, pane locking, and broadcast input to many at once.
Git & GitHub, built in
Stage, commit, sync, branch, stash and diff. PRs and issues via the GitHub CLI, all from the chrome.
SSH & SFTP first-class
Host database, OpenSSH import, port forwarding, fingerprint review, and drag-and-drop file transfer.
Open a project, not a blank prompt.
Built-in templates lay out the panes, profiles and commands for a whole stack. Switch one:
Every action, one chord away.
A fully configurable shortcut registry with conflict detection and per-app pass-through for TUIs like Vim and htop.
One window instead of five tools.
✓ built-in · ◐ partial · — not available. Reflects ZynxTerminal v1.
An honest roadmap.
Early access
Release-blockers
Bigger bets
Research
We ship what is ready, and say what is not.
Automatic updates and code signing are not in place yet — during early access you update manually. macOS and Linux are possible later, but out of scope for v1.
Answered plainly.
Windows x64 only for v1. macOS and Linux are possible later but are explicitly out of scope for this release.
Bring the whole stack
into one window.
Free during early access. Windows x64.
MSI & NSIS installers · manual updates during early access · no telemetry by default