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A better way to manage terminals

Replace cluttered tab bars with a clean, vertical list of sessions. Organize terminals into projects, configure per-session shells and environments, and actually enjoy running multiple terminals.

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StackTerm

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Terminal
My API3
dev server
database
tests
Frontend2
next dev
storybook
Infrastructure4
❯ ~ npm run dev
 
> tsx watch src/index.ts
 
✓ Connected to database
✓ Redis cache initialized
✓ Migrations up to date
 
Server running on http://localhost:3001
Press Ctrl+C to stop
 
[10:32:01] GET /api/health 200 2ms
[10:32:03] POST /api/auth/login 200 45ms
[10:32:05] GET /api/users 200 12ms
[10:32:08] POST /api/projects 201 38ms
 
❯ ~

Everything you need to wrangle your terminals

StackTerm gives you the tools to organize, configure, and share terminal sessions across your projects.

Project Organization

Group related terminals into projects. Keep your dev server, database, and test runner together. Collapse what you don't need.

Per-Session Config

Set shell, working directory, and environment variables per terminal. No more cd-ing or exporting after every launch.

Sequential Launch

Start terminals in order with configurable delays. Let the database boot before the API server connects.

Export & Share

Export project configurations as portable files. Share workspace setups with teammates or move them between machines.

Terminal Themes

Choose from 16 built-in color themes. Every session renders with full ANSI color support.

Cross-Platform

Built with Tauri and Rust for native performance on macOS, Windows, and Linux. No Electron, no web wrapper.

Built for how you actually work

Real workflows need more than tabs. StackTerm is designed around the way developers actually use terminals.

Organize by project

Group related terminals together. Your API server, database, and test runner belong in one project — your frontend dev server and Storybook in another. Collapse what you're not working on. Start or stop entire projects with a single action.

My API
dev server ●
database ●
tests ○
Frontend ⚡
next dev ●
storybook ○
Infrastructure
nginx ●
redis ●
worker ○
cron ○

Configure everything

Every terminal gets its own shell, working directory, and environment variables. No more cd-ing into the right folder or exporting variables after every launch. Set it once, and each session starts exactly where it should.

[[project.terminals]]
label = "dev server"
command = "npm run dev"
working_directory = "~/projects/my-api"
shell = "/bin/zsh"
ready_delay_ms = 2000
 
[project.terminals.env_vars]
NODE_ENV = "development"
PORT = "3001"
DATABASE_URL = "postgres://…"

Share your setup

Export any project as a portable TOML file right from the app. Hand it to a teammate, drop it on another machine, and import it in one click. Your terminal setup becomes portable and reproducible.

[project]
name = "My API"
sequential_mode = true
sequential_delay_ms = 500
 
[[project.terminals]]
label = "database"
command = "docker compose up db"
ready_delay_ms = 3000
 
[[project.terminals]]
label = "dev server"
command = "npm run dev"
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