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@lampstand-labs/mobiterm

v0.2.1

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A mobile-first web terminal for remote access from any device.

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wiltra.devwiltra.dev

Keywords

terminalsshmobilextermttyremote-accessweb-shellweb-push

Readme

mobiTerm

A mobile-first web terminal for remote access from any device.

Features

  • Mobile-first - Touch-optimized interface with support for gestures, scroll, and on-screen keyboards
  • Full terminal emulation - Powered by xterm.js with support for tmux
  • Web push notifications - Get notified when processes complete
  • WebSocket-based - Low-latency, bidirectional communication

Installation

curl -fsSL https://github.com/lampstand-labs/mobiterm/raw/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
brew install lampstand-labs/tap/mobiterm
npm install -g @lampstand-labs/mobiterm

Download the latest release for your platform from the releases page, extract the archive, and move the mobiterm binary to a directory in your PATH:

tar xzf mobiterm-*.tar.gz
sudo mv mobiterm /usr/local/bin/
# or without sudo:
# mkdir -p ~/.local/bin && mv mobiterm ~/.local/bin/

Usage

mobiterm [--port <port>] [--vapid-contact <email>] <identifier>
  • <identifier> - A unique name for this instance (used for tmux session and push notification)
  • --port - Port to listen on (default: 7130)
  • --vapid-contact - Contact email for VAPID push notifications (default: admin@.com)

BYOT (bring-your-own-tunnel)

mobiTerm doesn't handle NAT traversal or expose itself to the internet. Run it locally and use your own tunnel (e.g. Tailscale, Microsoft devtunnel) to make it accessible from anywhere.

How it works

mobiTerm spawns a tmux session (or falls back to a plain shell) on your machine and exposes it over a WebSocket. The frontend (React + xterm.js) renders the terminal in the browser with mobile-friendly touch handling. Optional web push notifications alert you when a long-running command finishes.

License

MIT