Nodeterm

nodeterm puts your terminals in your pocket.

Connect to any server over SSH, or pair your Mac in seconds with a QR code and reach it from anywhere. Your tmux sessions stay exactly where you left them — attach, detach, and pick up long-running work across devices.

Built as the mobile companion to nodeterm on the desktop, it keeps you close to your workflow when you step away from your machine.

FEATURES

• SSH & tmux — attach to persistent sessions; nothing is lost when you disconnect
• Pair your desktop with a QR code — no port forwarding, no VPN
• Live agent status — see when Claude, Codex or Gemini are working or need you
• A real terminal — hardware-keyboard support, gestures, and a fast native renderer
• Projects & sessions — jump straight back into what you were doing
• Voice dictation — speak prompts into your terminal (Pro)
• File & photo upload — send files straight to your server (Pro)
• Custom themes — make it yours (Pro)

FREE & PRO
Start free with 5 connections a month — reconnecting to the same server on the same day is always free. Go Pro for unlimited connections, remote relay access from anywhere, voice dictation, file upload and custom themes.

SUBSCRIPTIONS
nodeterm Pro is available as an auto-renewable subscription:

• Pro Monthly — $9.99 per month
• Pro Yearly — $79.99 per year

A one-time Pro Lifetime purchase is also available.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings after purchase.

Privacy Policy: https://nodeterm.dev/privacy
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Your terminal, everywhere.

• License seats behave now: Deactivate really frees the seat — and says so when it could not — and an activation is verified before it is stored.
• Chat and the free plan stopped fighting: running out of connections shows the notice over the chat itself, and everything returns the moment the quota clears.
• The project scan explains itself: pick folders from a browser, see what each scan found, and scanning no longer trips over a stale connection.
• When a server's SSH key changes, you can trust the new key after the warning instead of being locked out.
• Dozens of smaller fixes: translated priority chips and proper plural forms, safer approval answering, cleaner dictation input, and a card moved from the phone lands ranked on top — like the desktop.