The First AI-Powered SSH Terminal for Apple

Connect to your servers
smarter than ever

Not just another terminal. TerminalX combines professional SSH client with AI that understands your servers, explains errors, and suggests fixes in real-time.

iPhone, iPad & Mac

Secure Enclave

AI + SSH + SFTP

Real-time Monitoring

iCloud Sync

Why TerminalX?

What makes us different

While other SSH apps focus on connections, we focus on making you more productive with AI-powered assistance.

Unique

AI Error Analysis

Get instant explanations when commands fail. AI analyzes error messages, suggests fixes, and can even generate the correct command for you.

Understands context from your terminal
Supports Claude & OpenAI models
Natural language to commands

New

Multi-Server Monitoring

See the health of all your servers at a glance. Real-time CPU, memory, and disk usage without connecting to each one individually.

Dashboard for multiple servers
Health status indicators
Quick connect from monitoring

MCP Integration

Connect AI to external tools via Model Context Protocol. Access GitHub, databases, and more directly from your terminal conversations.

Anthropic's new standard
Extend AI capabilities
GitHub, databases, APIs

Native Apple Experience

Built specifically for Apple ecosystem. Not a port, not Electron. Pure native performance with features you expect from Apple apps.

iPhone, iPad, Mac universal
iCloud sync & Keychain
Stage Manager support

AI Assistant

AI that understands your terminal

Stop Googling error messages. TerminalX AI reads your terminal output, understands the context, and provides instant help tailored to your exact situation.

Error Explanation Instant analysis with step-by-step fixes

Natural Language Commands "Show me running docker containers" → docker ps

Context Aware AI sees your terminal history for better answers

deploy@server:~$ npm install

npm ERR! code EACCES npm ERR! permission denied, access '/usr/local/lib'

AI Assistant

Permission denied - npm doesn't have write access to the global folder.

Fix with: sudo chown -R $USER /usr/local/lib
Or use: npm config set prefix ~/.npm-global