Termique
termique.app- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 2190Tools index
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- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Deployment & Operations
- Interfaces
- Desktop · Mobile
- Date
About
Termique is a cross-platform SSH client for macOS, Windows, Linux, and iOS that syncs hosts, credentials, and SSH keys across devices while keeping the server unable to read them. Credentials and private keys are encrypted locally with AES-GCM under a key derived from the user's master password via PBKDF2 before anything is sent, private keys live in the OS keychain rather than Termique's database, and the app bundles a terminal, SFTP, port forwarding, and an AI assistant scoped to the active host that surfaces commands for review before they run.
What it does
The site describes termique as an SSH client for desktop and phone that syncs saved servers, snippets and keys across machines. It says passwords and keys are encrypted on the device before sync, that private keys sit in the operating system keychain, and that a built-in assistant proposes commands for review before they run.
Stated on the product site
- Platforms
- Desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux built with Tauri; iOS and Android companion apps
- Credential encryption
- AES-GCM, with the key derived on the device from a master password via PBKDF2 (as stated by the site)
- Private key storage
- macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager or libsecret on Linux (as stated by the site)
- Plans
- Free tier plus a paid Pro tier that adds host sharing and command audit logs
- AI provider
- Accepts a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint
- Distribution
- Desktop client is closed source per the site; signed release binaries published on GitHub
- Sync hosting
- Sync API runs on servers in the EU (as stated by the site)
Not stated on the site
- The page does not point to an independent audit of the encryption design.
- The page does not list the free plan's limits beyond starting with three hosts, and defers current details to a separate pricing page.
- The page does not say which model the built-in assistant uses by default or what host context is sent to it.
- The page does not say whether the Android app matches the iOS app, and the platform list at the top names iOS only.
Written from the product site at termique.app.
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