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A terminal that makes everyday work easier.

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A terminal that makes everyday work easier.

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Spend your time on the work, not the terminal. xtty is a native macOS terminal for everyday SSH and coding-agent work. Batch-connect to saved hosts, use configured password autofill, transfer files with sz/rz, and work with tabs and split panes. Duplicate Tab opens an independent SSH connection in the same remote directory. Includes broadcast input and coding-agent status. Apple Silicon and Intel. Free edition; optional one-time Pro purchase.

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Hi, I am the developer of xtty. I wanted everyday terminal work to involve fewer repeated steps, from connecting to hosts and entering credentials to moving files and opening another remote shell. xtty brings those workflows together in a native macOS app, alongside local terminals, tabs, split panes, broadcast input, and coding-agent status. The walkthrough shows how these pieces fit together. There is a free edition, with an optional one-time Pro purchase. I would appreciate feedback from Mac developers and operators: what gets in the way of your everyday terminal work?

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1d ago

Independent SSH connections in duplicated tabs sound handy. That would make working across multiple servers much easier.

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Mac developers and operators: what slows down your SSH workflow?

I m the developer of xtty, a native macOS terminal for everyday SSH and coding-agent work. It opens saved hosts together, and Duplicate Tab starts an independent SSH connection in the same remote directory. It also supports split panes, selected-pane broadcast input, and sz/rz file transfers.

The Free edition is available for Apple Silicon and Intel at https://xtty.sh/. If you regularly use SSH from a Mac, I d value feedback on one real task: what setup step still interrupts your work, and where would xtty help or fall short? Critical feedback is welcome. No purchase is needed.

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