Pick one to see it.
Add hosts by hand, import them from ~/.ssh/config, or pull a cloud account’s machines from DigitalOcean or AWS. Group them; they sync through your iCloud.
Share a group of hosts by invite, with edit or view-only access. Each member logs in with their own key, and you can watch a shell together. No seats, no sign-up.
A two-pane SFTP manager: drag files between machines, or between a machine and your device.
Save the forwards you use. A port a server starts listening on shows up as a page tab you can open — reached through your SSH connection, exposed to nobody.
Keep the commands you type every day. Triggers watch what shells print and tell you when a pattern appears.
Each device makes its own key in the Secure Enclave; signing asks for Face ID or Touch ID. A page shows which hosts hold each key, and agent forwarding asks every time, naming the host.
Every command you ran, searchable, with the host, the folder and how it exited.
Keys from ~/.ssh and your agent, passwords, one-time codes, ProxyJump and ProxyCommand. On the Mac, serial and telnet consoles that persist like shells. Trusted host keys sync across your devices.
| Property | ||
|---|---|---|
| Account to sync | required | none |
| Where hosts sync | Termius’ cloud | your iCloud |
| Private keys | can sync in the vault | never leave the device |
| Teams | team plan, per seat | invite, no seats |
| Shells survive a drop | over mosh, while the app holds the session | yes, and on any of your devices |
| Platforms | Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android | Mac, iPad, iPhone |
The toolbox you know — without an account, without seats, and with shells that outlive the connection.
Termius as its apps and plans describe it on 2026-10-31.