Launching uTerminal on Product Hunt 🚀

Launching uTerminal on Product Hunt 🚀

A few disclaimers first:

It’s not fully free. On the free plan, everything is free except the AI assistant.
New accounts get 7 days of Plus for free, so you can try the AI assistant during that period.
For AI features, you still need to configure your own API and key.

Another disclaimer: I still don’t think the UI looks good enough yet. I’ll keep improving it.

And one more thing: yes, it’s basically an SSH wrapper — but without the bloated installer and ridiculous memory usage.

Why I built it

Existing tools still leave a lot unmet for me:

• No sync support
  I use multiple computers, and keeping things in sync is a headache.

• No export support
  Yes, I’m looking at you, Termius. To be fair though, it’s still a great product.

• Too heavy
  Some apps come with installers over 100MB and use a lot of memory. I just want to connect over SSH.

• No proper RDP support
  Some tools don’t support it at all. Others just launch MSTSC / Windows App straight into fullscreen.

• No built-in AI workflow
  When I hit an issue, I still have to keep copying terminal output into GPT or another AI tool. That gets annoying fast.

What uTerminal is

uTerminal is not just SSH in a window.
It’s designed more as an all-in-one tool for daily ops work, network device management, and multi-session workflows.

The UI is inspired by IDE-style sidebars. In one app, it combines:

SSH / RDP / local terminal / serial

And also includes:

SFTP / port forwarding / session management / system monitoring / log replay / AI assistance

The goal is to reduce context switching and keep everything in one adjustable workspace.

Current direction

• Keep it lightweight and simple

• Installer is around 10MB

• Runtime memory usage is around 100MB

• WebDAV sync across devices, with your data staying in your hands

• Import / export supported, so you can leave anytime if it doesn’t work for you

• Unified support for multiple protocols

• Multi-tab workflows with adjustable layouts

• Built-in SFTP, port forwarding, and session logs

• Supports connection configs, credential reuse, and group management

• AI can work with terminal output context for troubleshooting and command help

• Desktop-first, focused on practical experience across Windows and macOS

• Also supports trzsz, lrzsz, and lots of shortcut keys
  (some hidden ones are still undocumented — consider them Easter eggs 😂)

I’d really love your feedback

I’m especially curious about:

• What matters most to you in a terminal tool?

• Does multi-protocol integration actually bring real value?

• What is your most painful ops / remote access workflow today?

• Any strong preferences around UI, interaction, layout, or session management?

The project is still evolving, and I’d genuinely love feedback, feature requests, or blunt criticism.