SSH session recording that shows what ran — never what was typed.

01  /  record & replay

Record any session. Replay it like a video.

Turn recording on globally or per host (Settings → Terminal, or the host form) and sessions are captured in the asciicast format. Replay is a scrubbable timeline with markers — amber for your commands and system events, green for agent commands — and clicking a marker jumps straight to that moment.

• ▸Scrub, don't scroll — drag the timeline to any point in the session instead of paging through a log.
• ▸Markers you can click — every command and event is a jump target on the timeline.
• ▸Retention on your terms — set a retention window so old recordings prune automatically.

02  /  never keystrokes

Output only — never your keystrokes.

Recordings capture terminal output and event markers — never raw keystrokes — so a typed password or secret can't land in the record. You get the full story of what happened on the host without turning the recorder into a keylogger. Which data stays encrypted →

03  /  encrypted cloud

Cloud recordings your provider can't read.

On paid plans, recordings sync to the cloud — encrypted on your device before upload, so the server stores a blob it can't open. The web cabinet decrypts recordings in your browser for replay, and the server sees only metadata — host label, title, duration, size, and whether an AI agent acted — used for lists and quotas, nothing more.

• ▸Replay anywhere — in the desktop app, or from the web cabinet on any device.
• ▸Free tier included — recording and replay work fully locally without a subscription; the cloud copy is what paid plans add.

04  /  agents on the record

When an AI agent acts, the record says so.

Agents connect to Termalin through its built-in MCP server — and everything they do lands in the same record as your own work. Sessions an agent is driving glow in the watch grid, a live mirror of every open session side by side; each agent command gets a green marker on the replay timeline; and it all lands in the audit log — every sign-in, host connection, file operation and agent command, with where (IP · country) and which device. Audit retention scales with your plan. More on agents →

05  /  for teams

A trail your reviews can lean on.

When something breaks — or someone asks who touched a host and what changed — you replay the session instead of reconstructing it from shell history. Recordings, timeline markers and the audit log give a team a reviewable record of human and agent activity for incident retros and internal access reviews. It's not a certification — it's the raw material a review actually needs: what ran, where, when, and by whom. Termalin for teams →