Termora is a cross-platform terminal emulator and SSH client for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Termora addresses the need for a unified terminal and SSH experience across operating systems. It implements the XTerm control sequence protocol and provides integrated SSH connectivity with a built-in key manager and SSH-Agent support. The tool includes GUI-based SFTP file management with direct server-to-server transfers, file editing capabilities with auto-upload, and a hierarchical host management system with tagging. Additional features include X11 forwarding, system information display, Nvidia GPU monitoring, and quick command shortcuts. The project is built in Kotlin and designed with a long-term vision to expand to mobile platforms through Kotlin Multiplatform.
Termora suits developers and system administrators who work across multiple platforms and need integrated terminal and file transfer capabilities in a single application. The hierarchical host management with tags makes it valuable for teams managing many servers. The plugin ecosystem extends functionality to cloud storage services, WebDAV, SMB, and geolocation features. The tool is available through standard package managers including Homebrew and WinGet, as well as the Microsoft Store, making installation straightforward across platforms.
The project maintains active development with regular updates to its core terminal emulation and SSH features. The codebase shows ongoing refinement of the file transfer system, including support for concurrent transfers and recursive folder operations. Plugin development appears to be a continuous focus, with the ecosystem expanding to cover multiple cloud storage providers and network protocols. The project sustains documentation in multiple languages and provides clear development setup instructions for contributors.
