Most engineers connect to servers the same way they did ten years ago — a terminal emulator in one window, a spreadsheet of IPs somewhere, a password manager in another tab, and ChatGPT open on the side. It works. It is also completely broken as a workflow.

Termique is the SSH manager that fixes this. One native desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux that brings terminals, host management, encrypted credentials, SSH keys, command snippets, SFTP, and an AI assistant into a single surface. No plugins. No config files. No copy-pasting.

Built on Tauri not Electron. The installer weighs a fraction of what you are used to, cold start is under two seconds, and it does not eat your RAM before you type a single command.

Credentials never leave your device in plaintext. Everything is encrypted with AES-256-GCM using a key derived locally from your master password. The cloud stores only ciphertext not because we promise to, but because we are architecturally incapable of doing otherwise. Cloud sync is end-to-end encrypted and included on every plan, so your config follows you across machines without compromising the security model.

The AI assistant is scoped to whichever host you have open. Ask it to diagnose a failing service, explain a log entry, or suggest a command — it proposes, you approve, then it runs. Nothing executes without your sign-off. Bring your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or use the hosted one with zero setup.

Termique is free to start. For teams and power users who need unlimited hosts, SFTP, host sharing, audit logs, and more AI capacity, Pro starts at $3.33/month.