Persistent sessions
The daemon keeps PTYs alive after the window closes. Return to the same process, output, and visual context.
THE COMPLETE KIT
Everything a terminal needs to work as a team.
With other terminals, obviously. We are not asking bash to join a retrospective.
Multi-pane grid
Choose layouts from 1×1 to 3×3, reorder with drag & drop, and focus a pane when you need room to breathe.
Agent profiles
Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, OpenCode, and more with guided detection and installation.
Saved layouts
Store names, positions, profiles, and working directories. Restoring a project should take one click.
Broadcast mode
Type into every active session at once, with a very visible indicator to prevent accidental adventures.
Command palette
Search history across every session and run commands again without archaeology by arrow key.
Terminal themes
OpenMultiTerm, One Dark, Dracula, Tokyo Night, Nord, and Nerd Font support.
Search and export
Find text inside a pane, copy full buffers, or export them to a .log file.
Cross-platform
Windows, macOS, and Linux with platform-aware profiles. We do not offer PowerShell where it does not exist out of optimism.
UNDER THE HOOD
The window is temporary.
The daemon remembers.
The Electron interface connects over WebSocket to a separate local process that owns the terminals. That boundary lets you close, update, and return without sacrificing long-running work.
01 · API
~/projects/api $ npm run dev
✓ Server ready on :4000
Watching for changes
02 · CODEX
~/projects/app $ codex
› Analyzing the architecture…
Context loaded. Let’s go.
03 · TESTS
~/projects/app $ npm test
✓ 42 tests passed
Time: 1.37 s
04 · LOGS
[18:42:07] connection established
[18:42:08] session restored
daemon: everything is fine™
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