Every machine, one browser tab away.
Terminals with searchable history, a manager for AI coding agents, and remote desktop for your Macs, Windows and Linux machines, from any browser or phone.

A concept of Termvo's terminal. Termvo is planned; this is not real software yet.
What we are planning
The plan for Termvo
Terminals
Persistent sessions with full, searchable history on every paired machine, from any browser or phone.
Agent manager
See and steer the AI coding agents running on your machines: what they are doing, what they changed, and when they need you.
Remote desktop
View and control the screen of your Mac, Windows and Linux machines.
Remote management
Inventory, updates, scripts and alerts for the computers at home or at work.
Access per person and machine
Choose who gets view only, terminal, desktop or file transfer on each machine, with time limits and an audit log.
Automatic SSH keys
Keys are deployed to machines and people for you, and rotated on a schedule.
Private by design
End-to-end encrypted sessions, a relay you can host yourself, and agents that only connect out.
Who it is for
Developers who want their machines and coding agents one tab away, families who look after each other's computers, and small businesses that need remote support without a big IT contract.
How it fits
At a glance
- Pricing
- Free for home use. Paid commercial seats.
- Status
- Planned. Not released yet
- Manages
- Mac, Windows and Linux machines
- Made for
- Developers, Homes, Small businesses
Your NullDaily account
Termvo keeps its own accounts on your server. Linking a NullDaily account is optional. It gives you:
- Licenses, updates and downloads in one place.
- Sign in with NullDaily as an option, next to your server's own accounts.
- You approve what Termvo can see, and can remove it any time.
Questions
Is Termvo available?
Not yet. It is planned. The animation on this page is a concept, not real software.
What will it cost?
Termvo will be free for home use. Commercial use will be paid per seat.
Can I host it myself?
Yes. The relay is meant to run on your own server, and sessions are end-to-end encrypted either way.
Do the machines need open ports?
No. The agent on each machine connects out to the relay and is paired with a code.
Do I need a NullDaily account?
No. Termvo will keep its own sign-in. Linking a NullDaily account is optional, for licenses and updates.