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For people who live in Claude Code

Claude Code,
from every screen.

cterm runs the real Claude Code on your Mac and puts every session in one place you open from any browser or your phone. Answer a permission from the sofa, start the next task from the train, and come back to projects that kept their own plan.

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cterm is in private use for now: accounts are made by its admin.

A Claude session waiting for an answer: sessions of three projects on the left, the conversation with its tool cards in the middle, the request to push at the bottom.A Claude session waiting for an answer: sessions of three projects on the left, the conversation with its tool cards in the middle, the request to push at the bottom.
The real claudeEach session is Claude Code itself, in a terminal of its own.
Your own loginYour Claude plan, your folders, your Mac. No API key.
Byte-exact terminalAlways one click away, beside a view built for reading.
Any deviceA browser anywhere, and an app on your phone's home screen.

How it works

Claude Code stays exactly as it is. cterm adds what a terminal cannot give.

  1. 1

    It runs on your Mac

    Each session is the real claude on your own Claude login, in your own folders. Nothing is simulated, and cterm makes no calls of its own to a model.

  2. 2

    It reads what Claude Code reports

    Hooks, the status line and the transcripts become cards: every tool call, every permission, every question and plan, answerable with a click.

  3. 3

    You reach it from anywhere

    The Mac serves cterm to your browser, at home or through a tunnel you set up. Each person signs in with an account you made for them.

Projects

A home for each project

Every project gets a page: its sessions by item or by day, what they cost, the activity of the last two weeks, the state of its git branch and what needs you now. Its tabs hold the roadmap, the changelog, the history of its files, Claude's memory of it, its workflows and its settings.

The project page
A project's page: tiles for sessions, cost, activity, git and the roadmap, the Now strip, and the sessions grouped by item.A project's page: tiles for sessions, cost, activity, git and the roadmap, the Now strip, and the sessions grouped by item.

Phone

Answer from your phone

cterm installs on your phone's home screen like an app. When a session needs you, a notification says so; you open it on its question, tap an answer, and the work carries on at home on the Mac.

cterm on a phone
A question from Claude on a phone: three options to pick from, or a line of your own.A question from Claude on a phone: three options to pick from, or a line of your own.

The steward

A steward that keeps the plan

Drop an idea the moment you have it, typed or spoken, and go back to what you were doing. A steward places it in the project's roadmap, says what it is worth and ranks it among what comes next, with a line saying why. When it cannot decide alone, it asks, and waits for you.

How the steward works
The roadmap in the steward's order: its latest job at the top, the ranked items with their reasons, and an idea it placed with its assessment.The roadmap in the steward's order: its latest job at the top, the ranked items with their reasons, and an idea it placed with its assessment.

Task sessions

Sessions that build, merge and record themselves

Start a session on an item with one click. It starts briefed, works in a git branch of its own beside the others, plans on one model and executes on another, and keeps its checklist on the item's card. When it is done its work is merged into main, and the steward writes down what it did.

From an item to main
A task session planning on one model and executing on another, step 2 under way, with its task's card and live to-do list beside it.A task session planning on one model and executing on another, step 2 under way, with its task's card and live to-do list beside it.

One chat

One chat for every project

Write whatever comes to mind without choosing where it goes. The master chat sends it to the session already on that subject, starts a new one, files it as an idea or a bug, or answers itself. Whatever your sessions are waiting on you for comes back to the same chat as a card you answer in place.

The master chat
The master chat: each message with a card saying where it went, answered, waiting or filed.The master chat: each message with a card saying where it went, answered, waiting or filed.

Overview

Everything at a glance, on your second screen

A window with every project in it: the sessions that need you, the work waiting for your yes, what comes next on each roadmap and your plan's usage. You decide; the rest runs.

The master view
The master view's overview: active sessions, the queue waiting for a yes, the roadmaps' next items, the inboxes, usage and the changelog.The master view's overview: active sessions, the queue waiting for a yes, the roadmaps' next items, the inboxes, usage and the changelog.

And more

The rest of what grows around your sessions

A brief of each sessionWhat it is doing, what it decided and what it waits on, kept as it works. Sharing by linkShow a session to someone, to watch or to drive, with no account. Codex and GeminiOpenAI's and Google's CLIs as sessions beside Claude's. A to-do listYours, across projects, with dates, priorities and notes. A wiki per projectPages Claude sessions read and keep, with a tab to browse them. Workflows and routinesSteps drawn on a canvas, run by hand or on a schedule. MonitorsChecks every few minutes that tell your phone when something changes. VoiceSpeak instead of typing, in the prompt box, the chat and the idea palette.

From the blog

All posts
cterm has a home at cterm.devcterm moves to its own domain. The site, the documentation and this blog are public at cterm.dev, and the app itself answers at app.cterm.dev.

See how it fits together

The documentation walks through every part, with screenshots, from the first session to the steward.

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