Reach your own machine's terminal — and the coding agents running on it — from your phone, tablet, or laptop. Through a relay you sign into with GitHub. Your compute, your sessions, everywhere you are.
$ curl -fsSL https://auth.termtether.io/install | bash $ termtether login <your-handle>
What it is
termtether puts a durable, mobile-first terminal in front of the box you already own — no VPN, no port-forwarding, no exposed SSH.
A full terminal (xterm.js) in any browser — phone, tablet, or laptop. Open you.termtether.io and you're at your prompt.
Persistent sessions survive reboots and power loss. Close the tab on your laptop, reopen on your phone, land in the same window — layout, scrollback, and all.
A touch toolbar for the keys phones don't have — esc, tab, ctrl, arrows, pipe. Install it as an app (PWA) and get a push when a long job finishes.
Run Claude Code, Codex, or any CLI in tmux and check on them from anywhere. Kick off a task at your desk, approve it from the couch.
The connector dials out to the relay over :443 — no open ports, no NAT rules. Works behind hotel Wi-Fi, coffee-shop networks, and corporate firewalls.
The agent that runs on your box is open source; only the relay is hosted. Your sessions and files never live on our servers.
Security
Access is gated on identity you already trust, and your credentials never travel further than they must.
Get started
curl -fsSL \ https://auth.termtether.io/install \ | bash
Linux (any major distro) or macOS. Run as your normal user — no sudo (it elevates itself only for system packages).
termtether \ login <handle>
Approve a short code in your browser, signed in with GitHub. The box needs no browser of its own.
open https://\ <handle>.termtether.io/
From any device. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like a native app.
Runs on Linux — Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL/Rocky, Arch, Alpine, openSUSE — and macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel; headless Mac mini or desktop).