MistTerm
SSH terminal built for teams. Snippets, analytics, AI assistance, and zero shared passwords — all in one desktop app.
What you get
Everything a dev team needs from an SSH client — and nothing you don't.
Team Snippets
Save commands once, everyone reuses them. Variables like {{host}} and {{port}} adapt per user. New hires run deploy scripts on day one.
Snippet Analytics
See which commands your team runs most, catch slow and failing ones, export efficiency reports as PDF.
AI Assistant
Streaming chat right in the terminal. Select output and ask "what went wrong?" — supports any OpenAI-compatible API you configure locally.
SSH CA & Agent
No more shared passwords. SSH CA signs short-lived certs per user. Built-in SSH agent keeps keys encrypted.
Port Forwarding
Built-in local and remote port forwarding. Debug databases, tunnel APIs — no separate tools needed.
Session Color Tags
Color-code your connections: green for production, yellow for staging, red for critical. Know what you're touching at a glance.
ZMODEM File Transfer
Drag a file to the terminal, it uploads. No scp command, no SFTP client. Built-in diagnostics when transfers fail.
PDF Reports
Generate command efficiency reports with one click. Analytics dashboard → export PDF — ready to share.
Cross Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux — one app, same experience. macOS runs as a native GUI app.
Snippets that actually get reused
Most snippet managers are write-only. MistTerm tracks execution counts, top users, and failure rates — so you know which snippets matter.
- Personal and team scopes
- Variables like {{host}} filled at runtime
- Analytics: top 5, slow commands, error rates
- Smart recommendations from command history
- Export efficiency reports as PDF
AI that reads your terminal
Select a stack trace, click "Ask AI", get an explanation. It runs against your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint — no data leaves your control.
- Streaming chat, not batch
- Context chips: select terminal output as context
- Your API key, your endpoint — we never see it
- Chat history persisted locally
- Works with any OpenAI-compatible provider
Port forwarding without the CLI gymnastics
Set up local and remote tunnels from the UI. Debug a database, access an internal API, proxy through a bastion — point and click.
- Local and remote forwarding
- Manage tunnels per session
- No command-line flags to remember