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Termy is a fast, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator for macOS, Linux, and Windows built with the Rust-based GPUI framework.

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Company Lasse J.L.V.
Pricing model Free
Paid plans None listed
Category peers 58
01Overview

It offers a highly configurable environment with support for tabs, splits, search, and optional tmux integration.

02Key features
  1. 01

    GPU-accelerated rendering with dirty-span cell caching

  2. 02

    Tabs, split panes, and integrated search

  3. 03

    Highly configurable themes, keybindings, and terminal behavior

  4. 04

    Optional tmux control-mode sessions

  5. 05

    Developer inspector pane for monitoring terminal state

03Pricing

Free

Termy is free and open-source software distributed under the MIT License.

04Who it's for

Best for

Developers seeking a high-performance, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator with a clean, minimal interface and extensive local configuration options.

Not ideal for

Users seeking an AI-powered command-line assistant or automated shell agent, as Termy is strictly a terminal emulator focused on rendering and interface.

05Verdict
Termy is a well-engineered, performant terminal emulator that successfully leverages modern Rust technologies to provide a snappy, customizable experience for power users, though it does not provide AI-native assistance.
ai.dosa.dev editorial · Oct 15, 2026
06Recent updates

Recent updates include a redesigned command palette and settings UI, a developer inspector pane, improved theme management, and native macOS tmux control-mode support.

As of

07Pricing & FAQ
Is Termy free?

Yes - Termy is Free. Termy is free and open-source software distributed under the MIT License.

Is Termy open source?

Termy is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Free.

Who is Termy best for?

Developers seeking a high-performance, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator with a clean, minimal interface and extensive local configuration options.

Who is Termy not ideal for?

Users seeking an AI-powered command-line assistant or automated shell agent, as Termy is strictly a terminal emulator focused on rendering and interface.

What are the best Termy alternatives?

The closest Termy alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Cursor, Devin, TRAE - all listed under AI-Native IDEs & Editors.

Who makes Termy?

Termy is developed by Lasse J.L.V.. It is listed in the AI-Native IDEs & Editors category on ai.dosa.dev.

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09Tags
  • terminal
  • emulator
  • rust
  • developer-tools
  • terminal-emulator
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