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Terminal Multiplexer with an Infinite, Zoomable Canvas
What it does
A macOS terminal multiplexer built as an infinite, zoomable canvas — terminals are windows you place, resize and group, not tiles. Free tier; €29.90.
A macOS terminal multiplexer on an infinite, zoomable canvas: place, resize and group terminals instead of tiling. Shells outlive restarts. Free tier; €29.90.
A terminal multiplexer built as an infinite, zoomable canvas. Terminals are windows you place, resize, group and pan around — not tiles in a grid. Try before you buy — up to 5 terminals per canvas and 3 canvases, no time limit. The canvas itself — panning across terminals, zooming out to the whole session and back down to a single shell. Your workspace should hold its own context instead of making you hold it in your head. Terminals live at real coordinates on a surface you pan and zoom — from inside one terminal out to the whole session. Multiple canvases in a sidebar, each with its own working directory and viewport that survive a restart. You might not care, but if I don't get 144 FPS in…from race-term.com
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