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Termix

A self-hosted platform that puts SSH terminals, remote desktop, file transfers, tunnels, Docker management and server metrics in one web, desktop and mobile app, positioned as a free alternative to Termius.

Termix

Termix is a self-hosted platform for managing servers that combines an SSH terminal with browser-like tabs and split screen, remote desktop access over RDP, VNC and Telnet, and an SFTP file manager for browsing, editing and transferring files with sudo support.

It also manages Docker and Podman containers, organizes saved hosts with tags, folders and shared credentials, and sets up SSH tunnels with automatic reconnection and health checks. A toolbar on each session shows live CPU, memory and disk usage alongside quick links to that host's files, containers and tunnels.

Termix runs on web, desktop and mobile, and is positioned as a free, self-hosted alternative to Termius.

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