Teminops

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Everything you need to get going with Teminops.

Getting Started

  1. Download and install Teminops for your platform (see Installation below).
  2. Open the app and add your first SSH host (hostname, port, username, and a password or key).
  3. Click the host to open a live terminal session over an encrypted connection.
  4. Optionally configure an AI provider key in Settings to enable the AI Copilot.

Installation

Step-by-step instructions for each platform. Your servers, settings and chats are kept when you upgrade or reinstall.

Install

  1. Download Teminops-2.5.0-mac-universal.dmg using the macOS button above.
  2. Open the .dmg file.
  3. Drag Teminops into the Applications folder.
  4. Eject the Teminops disk image, then open Teminops from Applications or Launchpad.

The app is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens without a security warning. One download works on both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs. Requires macOS 12 Monterey or later.

Upgrade

Download the new .dmg and drag Teminops into Applications again, choosing Replace. Quit Teminops first.

Uninstall

Quit Teminops and move it from Applications to the Trash. To also remove your data, delete ~/Library/Application Support/Teminops.

Feature Reference

AI Copilot for SSH

Ask natural-language questions inside any terminal session and get command suggestions you can run or edit before executing.

Real-Time Log Capture

Every session's output is captured as you work, so you can search and review logs without re-running commands.

Share Your Host Connection Details

Securely share a live, read-only (or controllable) view of a terminal session with a teammate via a session link.

Intuitive Multi-Session Management

Organize hosts into groups, switch between multiple open sessions with tabs, and control several hosts at once with Command Center.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

Teminops runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux with the same feature set and look and feel.

Encrypted Credential Storage

Host passwords, keys, and other credentials are stored in an encrypted local vault, never in plain text.

Need more help?

Email support@teminops.com and we'll get back to you.