TerminalHub: SSH Project Tabs

Your server projects, organized in one persistent Android tab bar.

TerminalHub is an SSH project workspace for Android. Add one or more servers,
create or clone projects from your phone, and keep every project in its own tab.
TerminalHub saves the open tabs and their order, while tmux lets you reattach to
work that continues running on the server.

START PROJECTS FROM YOUR PHONE

• Save Linux or macOS workstations, home servers, and VPS instances.
• Choose a server and remote directory for each project.
• Create the project folder or clone an optional Git repository when it opens.
• Run an optional setup script and startup command.

ONE TAB PER PROJECT

Each tab keeps the project's server, directory, terminal, and tmux target
together. Reorder tabs to match your workflow, switch projects with one tap,
and reopen the app without rebuilding your workspace from scratch.

SEVERAL SERVERS, ONE WORKSPACE

Keep a mobile build on a workstation, an API on a VPS, and homelab operations
side by side. Authenticate with a password or private key and use a private VPN
such as Tailscale when appropriate.

TOUCH-FRIENDLY TERMINAL AND FILES

Use a configurable key bar for Ctrl, Alt, Esc, arrows, and common actions. Send
multiline commands with per-project history, upload Android files into the
active remote project without leaving its terminal tab.

ONE USE CASE: MULTIPLE AI SESSIONS

Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, and other terminal agents can run in separate
project tabs. This makes TerminalHub a practical way to follow several AI
sessions, but no AI tool or model is required or included.

OPEN SOURCE, WITH TERMUX COMPONENTS

TerminalHub is GPL-3.0 open source. Its terminal rendering and input use adapted
components from the open-source Termux project. TerminalHub is an independent
product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Termux. Inspect, build, and
contribute at github.com/joynes/terminalhub.

Requirements: an Android device, at least one reachable SSH server, and tmux on
the remote machine for persistent sessions. Git and other project tools are
installed separately on your server.