Documentation

Using TermiPort

The app’s labels are in English. Names of buttons and menu items below match the screen. macOS (13.3 or later) is the current public build. Android is under development (9 or later, arm64; fingerprint unlock needs Android 12). Windows, Linux, and iOS apps are planned — no dates yet.

Start here

• Install and the first connection — the macOS disk image, the master password, and one SSH host.
• Hosts and the local terminal — groups, jump hosts, known hosts, reconnect, and import.
• Keys and the agent — file keys, Secure Enclave, FIDO2, Android Keystore, and agent forwarding.

Sessions

• Port forwarding — local, remote, and SOCKS rules, and a tunnel without a shell.
• SFTP — two panes, the queue, and how transfers work.
• Serial — profiles, USB identity, logs, and USB-OTG on Android.

The vault and the server

• Vault, sync, license, and updates — what is encrypted, what is synced, and what the server can see.
• Settings — terminal, keyboard, security, agent, serial logs, and the settings file.
• Your own sync server — install termiport-server from deb.yukh.net or alt.yukh.net, set public_url, and create the first account.