Alternative

The free, open-source Termius alternative

Termius is a polished SSH client that syncs your hosts across desktop and mobile. People who outgrow it usually want one of three things: something open source they can audit and self-host, something free without a subscription for sync and mobile, or more than a shell once they're connected.

Pane is free and open source (AGPL-3.0), and it runs on macOS, Windows, Linux and in your phone's browser. Instead of a shell on a remote machine, you get the machine itself: its terminals, files, dev servers and coding agents.

When Termius is the right choice

  • You manage many servers you don't control, and SSH is all they offer.
  • You need SFTP to and from dozens of hosts, or jump-host chains managed in one place.
  • You want a native iOS or Android app with a full SSH keyboard.

When Pane fits better

  • Your own machines. A Mac mini, home server, desktop or cloud VM you develop on.
  • More than a shell. You want to open files, preview images, and load the machine's dev server in a browser tab, at localhost on your laptop.
  • Coding agents. You run Claude Code, Codex or other CLI agents and want to watch and answer them from your phone.
  • Open source and free. No account with a vendor, no subscription, no host list in someone else's cloud.

What you get with Pane

What you get with Pane
Pane
PriceFree
LicenseOpen source, AGPL-3.0
DesktopmacOS, Windows, Linux
MobileBrowser app at runpane.com/app, installs to your home screen
ConnectionTailscale by default, or an SSH tunnel
On the remote machineTerminals, file browser and editor, media previews, dev servers (at localhost on a connected desktop, in a browser tab on a phone), coding agents
Where your data livesOn your own machine. Nothing is synced through Pane's servers.
  • Price

    Pane
    Free
  • License

    Pane
    Open source, AGPL-3.0
  • Desktop

    Pane
    macOS, Windows, Linux
  • Mobile

    Pane
    Browser app at runpane.com/app, installs to your home screen
  • Connection

    Pane
    Tailscale by default, or an SSH tunnel
  • On the remote machine

    Pane
    Terminals, file browser and editor, media previews, dev servers (at localhost on a connected desktop, in a browser tab on a phone), coding agents
  • Where your data lives

    Pane
    On your own machine. Nothing is synced through Pane's servers.

Switch in five minutes

  1. Install Pane on the machine you connect to: curl -fsSL https://runpane.com/install.sh | sh (Mac and Linux) or irm https://runpane.com/install.ps1 | iex (Windows).
  2. Open Settings → Remote Access → Connection codes → Set Up Host and copy the pane-remote:// code.
  3. Paste the code into Pane on your laptop under Settings → Remote Access → Your computers → Add with a Code, or, on a phone signed in to the same Tailscale account, into runpane.com/app.

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Windows SmartScreen-WarnungBei direkten Downloads kann eine SmartScreen-Warnung erscheinen, solange Pane unsigniert ist. Pane ist vollständig Open Source. Du kannst den Code prüfen und die App selbst aus dem Quellcode bauen.1. Klicke auf Weitere Informationen2. Klicke auf Trotzdem ausführen3. Fahre mit der Installation fortDie PowerShell-Installation lädt das offizielle Release direkt herunter und umgeht die meisten Browser-Hürden.globale npm-Installation
Füge das in PowerShell ein.Linux

Von Parsa Khazaeepoul, Mitgründer von Pane. .