Termy — A fast, native terminal

1. Install the app

Download the build for your platform, install it, and complete the first launch.

macOS downloads from v0.2.75 onward are signed and notarized. If the app does not open, see Troubleshooting.

On first launch, Termy uses your login shell and a system monospace font. Open Settings with Cmd , on macOS or Ctrl , on Linux and Windows.

Check	What to do next
Shell opens correctly	Continue to daily workflows
Font or theme feels wrong	Open Appearance
Shell or working directory is wrong	Open Terminal behavior
A shortcut conflicts with another app	Open Keybindings

Press Cmd P or Ctrl P. The palette exposes Termy's actions without requiring you to memorize every shortcut first.

Continue with the feature that matches how you work:

Organize several shells in one window.

Save commands and reusable workspace arrangements.

Attach Termy to persistent tmux-backed work.

Keep your setup in plain text and version control it.