Taminaru ターミナル Taminaru ターミナルClose the lid, switch Wi‑Fi, lose signal. Taminaru reconnects instantly and your
shell, scrollback, and running coding agents are right where you left them.
No connection manager to learn: type ssh prod like you always do,
and the session just becomes permanent.
# Wi‑Fi dropped mid-run, laptop slept 20 min ⚡ reconnected agent@prod: session restored, scrollback intact agent@prod:~/build$ claude is still running (pid 40127) building… done (you never lost a keystroke)
Five things a terminal should just do, fused into the surface itself.
Sleep, a Wi‑Fi switch, a dead signal, a train tunnel. Taminaru re‑attaches the moment
the network returns and replays your shell exactly where it was: history intact, TUIs
redrawn, prompt live. No tmux attach, no lost output.
Paste a screenshot straight into a coding agent, and ⌘‑click any path or URL to preview it. The terminal understands what's on screen.
Your own CLI coding agents (Claude Code, aider, whatever runs in your terminal) keep working on every server while you're disconnected, and notify you the moment they need input. Nothing built in, nothing sent anywhere: they're your agents, kept alive.
Right-click a file and open it in VS Code, Sublime, whatever you use. Every save syncs straight back to the server, with a conflict check so you never clobber newer remote changes. No more vim over a laggy link.
scpDrop a file on the terminal and it lands in the current remote directory. Drag a file from a listing straight to your desktop. Both ride your live connection, so there is never a second login.
The first time you connect, Taminaru brings a small user‑space session keeper with it, over your normal SSH login. No package to install, no root, no new ports, no UDP. It holds your shell and scrollback; when your network comes back, Taminaru re‑attaches and replays exactly where you were.
| What happens… | …and what survives |
|---|---|
| Wi‑Fi drops / you switch networks | ✓ reconnects with shell, scrollback, and processes intact |
| Mac sleeps (lid closed) | ✓ reconnects on wake, right where you were |
| You quit Taminaru | ✓ sessions keep running; tabs restore on relaunch |
| Offline for a long stretch | ✓ held 1 hour free · with Pro, for as long as you set |
| The server reboots | ✗ the session ends (true of every tool, tmux and mosh included) |
| Your command / shell exits | ✗ nothing to restore, but the scrollback of what ran is kept |
We'd rather tell you the limits than let you find them.
On first connect you sign in once with your password. Taminaru then installs a hardware‑backed key for you. Every login after is Touch ID.
ssh-keygen, no copying
keys to servers. First password connect → key installed → passwordless from then on.Because you shouldn't have to rig up persistence on every server, and then still lose drag‑and‑drop, real scrollback, and a native Mac terminal around it.
| Taminaru | tmux + mosh | Termius | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zero server setup | ✓ | rig up per server | ✓ |
| Auto‑reconnect + keep session | ✓ | ✓ | reconnects, loses state |
| Native scrollback (not copy‑mode) | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
Drag files out of ls | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Drop‑to‑upload to remote pwd | ✓ | ✗ | manual sftp |
| Agent‑aware notifications | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Works through firewalls (plain TCP) | ✓ | mosh needs open UDP ports | ✓ |
| Secure‑Enclave / Touch‑ID keys | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Tab restore across app launches | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
✓ means built in, by default. Much of this is achievable with enough configuration, and respect to tmux and mosh for proving it. That's the point: their power, none of the setup, with a native Mac terminal around it.
The whole reconnecting terminal is free. Pro unlocks the power‑user layer.
Starting prices are a guess we'll firm up at launch. No account required to use Taminaru.
No. Taminaru has no account and no server of its own; it runs entirely on your Mac. Your keys, sessions, and files never pass through us.
No. Download it and connect. There's nothing to sign up for.
On first connect Taminaru carries a small user‑space session keeper to the host over your normal SSH login: no package manager, no root, no new ports, plain TCP. It holds the shell and scrollback; Taminaru re‑attaches and replays when your network returns. See how it works, including exactly what survives and what doesn't.
The reconnecting terminal (auto‑reconnect, scrollback, drag‑and‑drop, Secure‑Enclave keys) is all free. Pro adds agent notifications across servers, longer persistence, and settings sync across Macs.
Both, at launch. The direct build is the full‑featured flagship (local terminal + drag‑and‑drop); the App Store build is sandboxed.
A Mac on the current or one‑prior macOS. The Secure‑Enclave key path needs an Apple‑silicon or T2 Mac; older Macs fall back to a standard key.
A server reboot ends its sessions. That's true of any tool, including tmux and mosh. Taminaru's promise is about your disconnects: Wi‑Fi, sleep, roaming. Those, it survives.
Join the waitlist and we'll send the download the day it ships.