tmuxremote

Your tmux, in any browser.

Self-hosted browser terminal for tmux. Works great with Claude Code, Vim, REPLs, long-running jobs — anything you'd run in tmux.

Quick start

npm install -g tmuxremote
tmuxremote start

That's it. The CLI generates a token, opens your browser, and connects you to tmux on the same machine. No config file, no docker, no reverse proxy.

Requirements

• Node 22+
• tmux on PATH (brew install tmux / apt install tmux)

Commands

tmuxremote start                       # bind to 127.0.0.1:14100
tmuxremote start --port 9000           # custom port
tmuxremote start --host 0.0.0.0        # listen on all interfaces (LAN access)
tmuxremote start --no-open             # don't open the browser
tmuxremote start --token <value>       # one-shot token override

tmuxremote token print                 # show current token
tmuxremote token rotate                # generate a new one
tmuxremote token set <value>           # set a specific token

tmuxremote version

The token lives at ~/.tmuxremote/config.json (mode 600).

Accessing from another device

By default tmuxremote binds to 127.0.0.1 for safety. To open it to your LAN:

tmuxremote start --host 0.0.0.0

For internet access, put it behind a reverse proxy with TLS — wss:// is required when the page is served over https://.

Source

github.com/GagnDeep/tmuxremote — issues and PRs welcome.

What you get in the browser

• Full tmux: sessions, windows, panes, copy mode, resize
• File browser with inline editor (Monaco)
• xterm.js with WebGL rendering, search, Unicode 11
• Mobile-friendly: virtual keyboard toolbar, swipe between sessions, pinch-zoom

License

MIT