SSH client for macOS

A modern SSH client for Mac

Termial is an SSH client for Mac users who want saved server connections, secure SSH key workflows, SFTP file transfer, terminal sessions, and AI help without stitching together several tools.

Termial - SSH client for macOS
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Connesso con credenziali SSH salvate

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Browser file remoto disponibile nello stesso workspace

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Assistente IA pronto con contesto terminale

SSH workflows built for Mac users

Built for macOS server workflows

Use Termial on Apple Silicon or Intel Macs to connect to Linux servers, cloud instances, development boxes, and production hosts from a clean desktop SSH client.

More organized than Terminal.app alone

Terminal.app and OpenSSH are powerful, but they leave connection organization, credentials, SFTP browsing, and sync up to you. Termial keeps those SSH workflows together.

SSH keys, passwords, and secure vault storage

Save Mac SSH connections with password or key authentication and keep sensitive credentials encrypted in a secure vault.

SFTP file browser for remote servers

Browse remote files, upload builds, download logs, and manage directories over SFTP without switching into a separate file transfer client.

AI command assistant for Mac developers

Generate shell commands, explain errors, and automate common server tasks from your Mac while keeping approval controls available for sensitive operations.

Scarica Termial per il tuo desktop

Usa lo stesso client SSH, client SFTP, vault sicuro e flusso di lavoro con IA in terminale su macOS, Windows e Linux.

A modern SSH client for Mac FAQ

Does Termial support Apple Silicon Macs?

Yes. Termial provides macOS downloads for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

Is Termial a Termius alternative for Mac?

Termial can be used by Mac users who want SSH connection management, SFTP, secure credentials, cloud sync, and AI assistance in one app.

Can I use SSH keys on macOS?

Yes. Termial supports SSH key authentication and secure credential storage on macOS.