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TermTether puts your terminal in your pocket

termtether.dev ↗ · Developer Corner · score 81.0
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A mobile-first relay for reaching your own Linux or macOS terminal, persistent tmux sessions, and coding agents from any browser.

Why it surfaced

TermTether reduces the setup to three commands and a GitHub sign-in, then supplies touch controls for the keys phones forgot to include. Its relay uses outbound connections rather than exposed inbound ports, while the site says sessions and files remain on the user’s machine.

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