One shared terminal
Authorized devices share input and output from the same terminal instance. Your directory, process and environment stay with the session.
Explore the shared terminalMany workstations.
One workspace to go.
Remote desktop and shared terminal in one workspace.
Drag files between your own devices and pick up your work
from the screen you have with you.
Windows / macOS / Android iOS coming soon
Work runs on your computerOne session across devicesFree to use
Stay in the flow,
wherever you code.
Resume your session without starting a new shell.
Open the remote desktop whenever you need a graphical app.
All your workstations
Switch between your development and build machines. Open a terminal, desktop, files or a web preview from one workspace.
See the multi-machine workspaceUnfold and get to work
A roomier terminal, desktop-style keys and session tabs make a foldable useful for more than a quick check.
Explore the foldable experienceMade for foldable screens
Unfold your screen.
Open up your workspace.
A larger terminal, desktop-style keys and session tabs turn a foldable into a workspace you can actually get things done on.
- See moreMore room for terminal output and context.
- Type naturallyEsc, Tab, Ctrl, arrow keys and common CLI shortcuts.
- Keep goingSwitch between terminal, desktop and web preview while your task stays on the workstation.
One place for your everyday tools
Give each machine
a job of its own.
Write code on one. Run builds on another.
Find the task you want to resume in one workspace.
One gesture, three destinations
Drag, drop, keep working.
Code, designs, screenshots and documents
move with your work between your own devices.
Drop into a terminal
Send the file and insert its path.Upload to the workstation and put the remote path in your current prompt.
See how it worksDrop into a desktop
Send it to the computer you’re using.Bring local files into your remote workstation for graphical apps.
See how it worksDrop into Transfer Hub
Leave it here, pick it up there.Hand off files between your own authorized devices.
See how it works
Files move between your authorized devices without a third-party cloud drive. The source computer must be online; connections may use the public internet or a relay.
Small touches for a long workday
A workspace
with a little character.
A companion that reacts to CPU load, a curtain to cover your workspace, and terminal themes you can make your own.
Discover the details
See how the tools compare.
A terminal, a persistent session, takeover and a shared session are different things. See the distinctions and official sources.
Remote AI development
starts here.
Pick up your AI coding session and move files between your own devices with a drag and drop.