A workspace per project
Workspaces you aren't looking at keep running. Layouts, names and tags come back when you restart.
Every shell.
One calm window.
PowerShell, Command Prompt, Git Bash and WSL side by side, grouped into workspaces you can split, tag and search — in one frameless black window.
Every shell, side by side
A workspace per project, with PowerShell, Command Prompt, Git Bash and WSL in one grid. Name the panes, tag them, and switch projects with CtrlAlt1–9.
Search everything, even what you closed
CtrlShiftF searches names, tags and output across every workspace, including terminals you closed weeks ago. Narrow it with tag:, ws: or shell:.
Fold the sidebar into a rail
CtrlShiftB gives the terminals the width. Hover a workspace to see its terminals; a dot tells you when one has new output.
Drag to dock
Grab a pane by its header and drop it beside, above or below another, or on top of it to swap. A live preview shows where it lands.
Tag the risky ones
Mark terminals prod or dev, with your own names and colours, so the dangerous ones stand out and are easy to find.
Every shell, detected
Termilly finds PowerShell, Command Prompt, Git Bash and each of your WSL distros. Open one with a click, or CtrlShift1–9.
Your history, encrypted
Workspaces and history are encrypted with AES-256 and unlock with your Windows account. Nothing leaves your PC, and secrets can be swapped for [redacted] before anything is saved.
Light when you want it
Dark, light, or follow Windows. The terminal colours are tuned for each, so output stays readable either way.
Settings that apply instantly
Ctrl, opens Settings: theme, any installed monospace font, size, line height, cursor, default shell and history.
- PSPowerShell
- C:\Command Prompt
- $_Git Bash
- ~$WSL distros
Features
Built for people who live in the terminal.
A workspace for every project, terminals you can name and tag, and one search across all of it.
One search for everything
Names, tags, folders and output, open or closed. Closed terminals stay searchable for 30 days, or up to a year.
Split anything, any way
Split right with AltShift=, down with AltShift-, then drag panes wherever you want them.
Names and tags
Double-click a header to rename it. Tag terminals so production never looks like a sandbox.
Encrypted on your PC
AES-256, unlocked by your Windows account, with a recovery code if an admin ever resets your password.
Frameless, still Windows
No chunky title bar, just terminals edge to edge. It moves, snaps and maximizes like any window, on every monitor.
Keyboard first
Your hands never leave the keys.
Every action has a shortcut. These are the ones you'll use a hundred times a day.
Search everythingCtrlShiftF
Switch workspaceCtrlAlt1–9
Show or hide workspacesCtrlShiftB
New workspaceCtrlShiftN
New terminalCtrlShiftT
Open a specific shellCtrlShift1–9
Split rightAltShift=
Split downAltShift-
Move between panesAlt←→↑↓
Rename terminalCtrlShiftR
Close terminalCtrlShiftW
SettingsCtrl,
Roadmap
Where Termilly is going.
Termilly is young. Here's what just shipped, and what we're building next.
- Shipped
Your own profiles
Any command as a profile, with its own folder, environment variables and tags. Every host in
~/.ssh/configis there too, opened with OpenSSH; production ones start tagged prod. - In progress
Knows when an agent needs you
Already there: a spinner next to a terminal's title while a command runs or Claude Code is working. Next: Claude Code, Codex and other agents report when they're waiting or done, with a “needs me” queue and notifications.
- Planned
Shells that survive restarts
Workspaces, names and tags already come back after a restart. Next: the shells themselves keep running, with their scrollback.
- Planned
macOS and Linux
The same calm workspace, on every machine you use.
Termilly for Windows
Preview builds will be published here. Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.