Self-hosted SSH and remote desktop management
Requires a Termix server. Install at https://docs.termix.site/install
Termix gives you full control of your servers from your phone. Connect to your Termix server and manage everything from one place.
SSH Terminal
Open multiple terminal sessions at once with tab-based navigation. Switch between a standard keyboard and a custom terminal keyboard built for SSH use. Customize the keyboard layout and key repeat, save snippets for quick reuse, recall past commands from the history bar, and use hardware keyboards, dictation, and VoiceOver. Sessions stay alive in the background.
File Manager
Browse, view, edit, move, and manage files and folders over SSH. Pin files and add folder shortcuts to get back to what you use most. Compress files, download them through the share sheet, and restore deleted items from the trash.
Server Stats
Monitor CPU, memory, disk, network, uptime, running processes, open ports, firewall rules, and login history in real time. Server alerts show up on the hosts screen.
SSH Tunnels
Create, start, and stop SSH tunnels, and set them up per host right from the host editor.
Docker
View and manage Docker containers directly from your phone.
Remote Desktop
Access a graphical desktop on your server (RDP, VNC, and Telnet supported).
Home Screen Widgets
Add widgets to jump straight into a host, run a snippet, or check server status without opening the app. Pick which hosts each widget shows and which tab it opens.
Host Management
Organize your servers into folders. Save credentials and SSH keys per host. Use Quick Connect to jump into a session fast, and wake a machine over the network with Wake-on-LAN.
Settings
Customize your terminal appearance, keyboard layout, and keys. Manage API keys, active sessions, and two-factor authentication for your Termix account, plus change your password or delete your account.
App Lock
Lock the app behind Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint, with a PIN as backup.
I use this as my primary way to connect to my systems remotely, this paired with Tmux and Tailscale has me switching from computer to laptop to iPad to iPhone without a beat anywhere I go. Wife is shopping, I am on a Claude, OpenCode, Pi Session while I am walking the aisle with the cart. Only thing I miss is a custom toolbar to manage Tmux keys. I get around ok on that but it’s clunky. Web access unless it’s my phone, powerful in using an IPad as a portable terminal that has my laptop in the bag gathering dust. Keep up the great work! This tech is primary in the toolkit!
This is the one you want
jayhawktech
Almost every other term* app is a money grab at best, but typically an outright scam. Self-host this one yourself, don’t pay other people a monthly fee to access your own hardware. Incredible work for a v1! Can’t wait to see how it progresses. Thank you dev! You should really add a tip function. This is the stuff I love paying for
Near perfect!
sixshooterz
By far my favorite terminal services app! It gives me access to the same machines I access on my desktop in a slimmed down, portable fashion. The only thing missing, in my opinion, is the ability to lock the app with facial recognition.
Thoroughly Impressed
ToughMars
As the title suggests, I am thoroughly impressed by Termix. I use Termius for work and while this isn’t a perfect 1:1, as a SSH emulator and manager, the features on this are amazing. Proxmox and Tailscale support demonstrate that this was purpose built for those homelab situations.
Improved terminal text selection, added compatibility for Termix plugins, and fixed several bugs.
Update Log:
- Improved terminal selection system
- Added compatibility for the Termix plugin update
Bug Fixes:
- Restore format checks for guacamole assets
- Respect configured RDP resolution
- Send terminal JWT as protocol fixing infinite reconnect
- Fit VNC and keep touch cords in sync
- Host form keeps field it does not edit
- Handle TOTP/browser sign in replies for files/docker
Version 1.5.1
The developer, Luke Gustafson, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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