nodeterm is a node-based terminal manager for running many AI coding agents at once.
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Terminals and agent sessions live as draggable nodes on an infinite canvas backed by tmux, and every project can also be viewed as a kanban board of live sessions.
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tmux-backed terminal and agent nodes on a pan/zoom canvas that survive app restarts
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Hook-driven RUNNING / NEEDS YOU status badges, subagent cards and context meters
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Agent nodes for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, opencode, Grok, Cursor and custom CLIs
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Kanban board view, git worktree groups, Monaco editor, diff and whiteboard nodes
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iOS companion over an E2E-encrypted relay and a self-hosted browser Server Edition
Freemium
The desktop app is free to download and use, including 5 relay bridges per month for off-network phone or peer connections. nodeterm Pro (subscription, also purchasable in the iOS app) removes the relay cap and unlocks Team Access for sharing a canvas with teammates by the seat. Source is published under the Business Source License 1.1 (each version converts to MIT after four years); agent CLIs and model plans are paid separately.
Best for
Developers who juggle several parallel coding-agent sessions and prefer a spatial, visual workspace over stacked terminal tabs.
Not ideal for
Users who want a lightweight keyboard-only terminal, or Windows users who need signed installers and session continuity today, since Windows support is still an unsigned beta.
A fast-moving, feature-rich agent workspace whose canvas and kanban views make parallel agent sessions easier to track, provided its source-available license fits your use.
Version 0.4.5 (2026-10-24) made Antigravity a full agent with context links and canvas control and added Excalidraw whiteboard nodes; version 0.4.4 (2026-10-17) brought the core experience to Windows as an unsigned beta and added simulator nodes.
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Is nodeterm free?+
nodeterm is Freemium. The desktop app is free to download and use, including 5 relay bridges per month for off-network phone or peer connections. nodeterm Pro (subscription, also purchasable in the iOS app) removes the relay cap and unlocks Team Access for sharing a canvas with teammates by the seat. Source is published under the Business Source License 1.1 (each version converts to MIT after four years); agent CLIs and model plans are paid separately. Check the official site for current plans.
Is nodeterm open source?+
nodeterm is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Freemium.
How much does nodeterm cost?+
The desktop app is free to download and use, including 5 relay bridges per month for off-network phone or peer connections. nodeterm Pro (subscription, also purchasable in the iOS app) removes the relay cap and unlocks Team Access for sharing a canvas with teammates by the seat. Source is published under the Business Source License 1.1 (each version converts to MIT after four years); agent CLIs and model plans are paid separately. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is nodeterm best for?+
Developers who juggle several parallel coding-agent sessions and prefer a spatial, visual workspace over stacked terminal tabs.
Who is nodeterm not ideal for?+
Users who want a lightweight keyboard-only terminal, or Windows users who need signed installers and session continuity today, since Windows support is still an unsigned beta.
What are the best nodeterm alternatives?+
The closest nodeterm alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Warp, Wave, TermRover - all listed under AI-Native Terminals.
Who makes nodeterm?+
nodeterm is developed by Enes Kirca. It is listed in the AI-Native Terminals category on ai.dosa.dev.
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