- Native TOTP 2FA manager with live verification codes - Auto-fill credentials for sudo prompts - Inline PDF/XLSX/PNG preview - Resume-capable trzsz transfer - Native tmux split pane & multi-window support - Built-in SFTP browser and remote editor - Biometric protected keys, local encryption - Vertical marker bars distinguish commands and output - Layered real-time monitor for CPU, memory, swap and load average with sparklines - SFTP file hash calculation, remote-first with local fallback

Hey everyone! I’m the creator of XuTerm. I built this tablet-first SSH client because I constantly manage Linux servers on iPad and Android tablets inside tmux sessions. It was frustrating switching back and forth between a terminal and separate file viewer just to check exported PDFs, spreadsheets or screenshots. Most mobile SSH clients lack deep tmux support and cannot preview files directly in the terminal. My solution uses a separate SSH exec channel to fetch files without interrupting your running tasks, avoiding messy binary garbage output on screen. XuTerm also includes native trzsz resumable transfers, enhanced Mosh for network roaming, SFTP browser, encrypted key storage and more. 🔗 Downloads https://xuterm.vercel.app I’d love feedback from sysadmins and homelab enthusiasts. What features are you hoping to see next?

honestly the inline pdf preview in terminal is kind of a game changer, no more alt tabbing to check a file. mosh roaming works pretty smoothly too when i bounced between wifi networks.

XuTerm

Tablet SSH client with tmux, inline preview and native trzsz

Tablet SSH client with tmux, inline preview and native trzsz