Learn Termy
From the first SSH connection to production work.
Practical workflows, connection requirements and supported behavior for Termy on macOS. Choose a task, understand its limits and follow the relevant guide.
Native SSH Client for macOS
Connect to servers with Termy, a native Mac SSH client with split terminals, SFTP, SSH agents, ProxyJump and host diagnostics. Requires macOS 26.
Read the guide ↗WorkflowSFTP Client for Mac with SSH Terminals
Transfer server files in the same native Mac workspace as your SSH terminals. Termy includes SFTP in its Free plan and requires macOS 26 or later.
Read the guide ↗WorkflowManage Docker over SSH from Mac
Inspect remote Docker containers, stream logs and open exec sessions from a native Mac workspace using SSH. Learn Termy’s workflow and access requirements.
Read the guide ↗WorkflowDatabase Client for Mac with SSH Tunnels
Access PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis and other data services directly or through SSH from Termy’s native Mac workspace. Compare access modes and plan limits.
Read the guide ↗GuideUse SSH Config and ProxyJump on Mac with Termy
Link Termy hosts to ~/.ssh/config aliases, preview resolved destinations and use multi-hop ProxyJump. Learn what refreshes and which directives are unsupported.
Read the guide ↗ComparisonA Native Termius Alternative for Mac
Considering a Termius alternative on Mac? Explore Termy’s native SSH, SFTP, host diagnostics and production workflows, plus platform and migration limits.
Read the guide ↗Reference and support
Check platform and integration compatibility, the Playbooks contract, frequently asked questions or the release history for more detail.