Hi Product Hunt 👋

I'm Waqar, and I made Quay Term.

If you work across a lot of servers, you probably know the setup: a terminal in one window, an SFTP client in another, tunnels running somewhere else, and a list of hosts in ~/.ssh/config or in your head. And every so often, a command typed into the wrong server.

Quay Term puts all of it in one window:

Saved sessions with folders, tags and search. Import your hosts, jump hosts and forwards from ~/.ssh/config.
Prod and staging labels on every tab and pane, and a confirm before you paste several lines into prod.
Split panes you can zoom and drag around, with typing mirrored to the panes you pick.
SFTP on the same login as the terminal, with a transfer queue you can follow or cancel.
Jump hosts and port forwards: local, remote and SOCKS5, started by hand or automatically.
A command palette and snippets with {{variables}}.

On privacy: passwords and key passphrases go in your OS keychain, never in the app's database. There is no telemetry or analytics. The only request the app makes by itself is the update check, and you can turn that off.

It's free on macOS, Windows and Linux.

One heads-up: the installers aren't code-signed yet, so macOS and Windows warn you the first time you open it. The download page shows how to open it and how to check the SHA-256.

What would you want it to do next? I read every comment today.