Termius Reviews & Product Details

Termius is very user-friendly and offers a wide range of features, from a standard terminal to SSH—which I use daily—and Telnet. I appreciate being able to save all my passwords and snippets within the app. Most importantly, the editable/specific sections are color-coded, which is extremely helpful when reviewing switch configurations to verify information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, I find this to be a solid product, but I am disappointed by the absence of an autosave feature for log files to a folder, a convenience that Putty offers. I was also initially confused by the copy function—highlighting text automatically copies it, while I kept right-clicking, thinking it would save, but instead it just made the command reappear. Another drawback for me is that scrolling isn't possible without a mouse unless you highlight something first to make the scroll bar show up. Lastly, the autocomplete function works on my ioT devices, but not my computer/laptop. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cloud synchronization of Vaults

Ability to save hosts, users, groups, tags, ...

Built-in Terminal (Console)

Views in tabs

History of connections and commands in Terminal

Snippets (autocompletion/aliases for commands)

Key management

File transfers using SFTP protocol

Nice simple design

Feels fairly light on resources

Various light/dark themes to choose from

Fairly well integrated into the system

Available as Flatpak and Snap Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Generally a commercial product

Automatic light/dark theme switching does not work in KDE Plasma 6 (Wayland) - Requires user interaction with it

It is not open-source; the source code cannot be (re)viewed . . .

There is no official RPM package for Termius, only DEB; Can be used mine:

Unsure if the theming fits better into QT or GTK

Confusing & missmatching changelogs - Websites mentions version: 9.10.0 - 2024/12/20, but the latest possible version to obtain is 9.9.0 - 2024/12/05 from the DEB package/Flatpak or Snap.

Prices of the paid features Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Termius delivers a robust SSH client experience with strong organizational features and cross-platform support. Its encrypted vaults and host management streamline remote server access, though pricing and occasional stability issues warrant consideration.

What I like

Host and group architecture organizes infrastructure logically. Hosts represent machines with IP-based metadata and protocol configurations, while groups enable hierarchical organization with inherited settings. This structure replaces fragmented connection strings with unified device management.

End-to-end encrypted vaults provide secure collaboration and access control. Vaults store all connection data (hosts, keys, snippets) while allowing granular permission management across teams. The SOC 2 Type II compliance and local encryption ensure enterprise-grade security.

Cross-platform availability across macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android maintains consistent access. Synchronization enables seamless transitions between devices without reconfiguring connections.

Productivity features enhance workflow efficiency:

• Command Palette for keyboard-driven navigation

• SFTP file transfers within the interface

• Snippets for reusable command templates

• Multiplayer sessions for real-time terminal collaboration Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing that I don't like or doesn't work well Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

easy ssh access, u can save all your keys, even fido ones, this helps a lot! I use windows+macos so I switch a lot, and every change I made is in sync, so even If I need to use a new pc, all I need is to remember 1 password to instantly connect everywhere. ftp is nice too, but I rarely use anyway Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

kind of a product where so far everything looks good Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm a C++ creative coder for multimedia art, working in MacOS and Linux with graphics and audio. I mainly use IDE's like Xcode and Qt, I also like to use some line commands but never approached things like manage a remote server by a terminal. For a particular job I had to do it and was so bored by continuously typing in the terminal commands, addresses, passwords, for each minimum thing I had to do. I was wondering why no one developed an UI for all this stuff. So searching for a solution, I found it in Termius. It's the perfect one. It stores login credentials, shortcuts, commands, I can browse the remote server file system via SSH also easily upload/download files. Everything is quickly done in a nice and easy UI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are tons of Termius features which I don't use nor I even understand, but of course I'm not minimally affected by them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Termius makes SSH access incredibly simple and efficient with its clean UI and cross-platform support. I love how it stores all my server credentials securely and syncs them across devices, which saves me a lot of time. The ability to organize hosts into groups and tag them makes server management easier, especially when working with multiple environments. It also supports snippets, which is a great productivity booster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Termius is feature-rich, some of the more advanced capabilities like team sharing or cloud sync are locked behind a paywall. It would be nice if more features were available in the free version. Also, the mobile app sometimes struggles with keyboard responsiveness during longer sessions, which slightly affects usability on the go. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Consolidates all remote logins at one place, accessible through one click. Stores all keys and passwords, so I don't have to ever find an IP in my terminal history and enter related key/password manually. Very convenient and loving it! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A minor thing: Some default key bindings like ctrl+s overlap with local terminal functionality, but as this is different across distros too, it is understandable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The absolute best thing about Termius is its seamless cross-platform synchronization. Being able to have all my hosts, keys, snippets, and port forwarding rules instantly available and consistent across my Windows desktop, Mac laptop, and even my phone is a game-changer. The user interface is clean, intuitive, and makes managing multiple connections incredibly easy. The built-in SFTP client is also a huge plus for quick file transfers without needing another app. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, it's challenging to find significant downsides. If I had to nitpick, perhaps the subscription model might be a hurdle for very casual users, but for anyone regularly managing servers or needing SSH access, the productivity gains and reliability far outweigh the cost. Occasionally, a new feature might have a small learning curve, but the documentation and intuitive design usually make it straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's secure. I have it installed on my Macs, Windows systems and also on my Linux workstations. It's also on my iPhone and droid phones. Makes connection a breeze. The fact that it is also encrypted is a plus. A++ solution that works for sshers! it was so easy to set up and learn that I have never had to contact customer support or read any documentation. This is key to any software and it has become my daily driver. I have been able to integrate it into my daily workflow. This is an excellent product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The copy paste options are limited. The standard for terminals is select (or alt+select) then right click to copy and then right click to paste. Terminus copies as soon as the selection is done, not waiting for the right click. I can use ctrl+shift+c to copy and ctrl+shift+v to paste, but that takes some getting used to. I wish they looked at the standard terminal and either enabled right click copy/paste or displayed a context menu to copy/paste. Other than that, it has been a breeze to adopt. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Even though I don't know English very well, I can use Termius with great ease. It is stable and I wouldn't trade it for any other. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing for now. I only suggest including more SFTP connections, like we can use many terminals, we could use many remote FTP connections. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.