remote-terminal
Access your dev terminal from browser, or via Telegram.
remote-terminal launched on February 15, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,349 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Access your dev workspace from anywhere. Browser terminal, Telegram bot, AI-powered commands — all secured with Tailscale. Open source CLI tool for developers.
Access your dev workspace from your phone, browser, or via AI. Secured with Tailscale. No port forwarding. No complexity. Full xterm.js terminal in your browser. Color support, copy/paste, responsive design. Works on mobile. Run commands from your phone. Quick shortcuts or raw shell commands. Perfect for on-the-go. Natural language commands. Just describe what you want — the AI figures out the rest. Always-on mesh VPN. Install once on your devices — they stay connected. No manual connect, no port forwarding, end-to-end encrypted. Run npx remote-terminal start on your dev machine. Takes 30 seconds. Install Tailscale on your dev machine and phone/tablet. They auto-connect on the same private…from remote-terminal.top
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