I Tried Every iOS Terminal Emulator So You Don't Have To

I Tried Every iOS Terminal Emulator So You Don't Have To - alice

(that support Mosh because otherwise what are we even doing)

rootshell - Terminal Emulator for Apple Platforms

A powerful, Metal-accelerated terminal emulator for iPhone, iPad, Vision Pro, and Mac.

Mosh: the mobile shell

Mobile shell that supports roaming and intelligent local echo. Like SSH secure shell, but allows mobility and more responsive and robust.

About the book | A guide to a-Shell

a-Shell is not only a terminal emulator for iOS/iPadOS, but also an environment with a set of useful libraries, where you can run basic Unix commands and other tricky tools.

Put Your Coding Agents in Your Pocket

Here's how I use Prompt, Tailscale, tmux, and brrr to access Codex, Claude, and other terminal-based agents from my iPhone.

wterm | Terminal Emulator for the Web

A terminal emulator for the web. Renders to the DOM, powered by Zig/WASM.

Ghostty 1: A better terminal emulator

HashiCorp co-founder's side project reaches 1.0 – er, 1.0.1

The terminal is on life support. Is it worth saving?

Why doesn’t the terminal work like the rest of your apps? Developer tools have evolved towards...

kitty

If you live in the terminal, kitty is made for YOU! The fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal emulator. Fast Uses GPU and SIMD vector CPU instructions for best in class performance, Uses threaded ...

Can a chrome extension host a terminal emulator?

I guess I write stuff.

Home | Oh My Posh

The most customizable and fastest prompt engine for any shell.

Terminal DAW Does It In Style

As any Linux chat room or forum will tell you, the most powerful tool to any Linux user is a terminal emulator. Just about every program under the sun has a command line alternative, be it CAD, not…

Terminal Graph — A spatial development environment for macOS

See everything. Switch nothing. Terminals, browsers, editors, and notes on one infinite canvas with dataflow connections. Native macOS.

ui.sh — Turn your terminal into a design engineer

A toolkit for coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to help you build UIs that don't suck.

This Quake-inspired terminal is my new favorite on Linux

There's no faster way to pull up a console than the way Quake did it.