A Windows SSH terminal
with tabs and split view.

Manage local PowerShell and remote SSH sessions in one Windows terminal tool. Tabs stay alive when you switch away, and split view puts two active sessions side by side.

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Every tab stays alive while you work somewhere else.

Every session, still running.

Open the sessions you need, switch between them without losing your place, and split the view when one terminal is not enough.

Tabs that stay alive

Open as many local or remote sessions as you need. Switch to another tab and the session keeps running.

Split view

Put two live sessions side by side. Watch logs in one while you work in the other.

Local and remote

Open PowerShell on your Windows machine or connect to any SSH-enabled server from the same workspace.

Your SSH config

See the hosts from ~/.ssh/config, edit it in the app, and continue using the setup you already trust.

Connections you recognise

Rename a connection for MadeBasic Terminal, choose a system icon, and pin recent folders where they are useful.

Stays out of the way

Adjust the type, cursor, scrollback, and theme. Then leave the terminal to do what a terminal should do.

One window for local and remote sessions.

A focused option for Windows users who want terminal tabs, side-by-side sessions, and saved SSH connections without a larger remote-management suite.

Do terminal tabs keep running?

Yes. Each local PowerShell or remote SSH session remains active when you move to another tab, so long-running commands keep their place.

Can I split the terminal window?

Yes. Split view displays two live sessions side by side, useful for watching logs in one terminal while working in another.

How does the Windows SSH client work?

MadeBasic Terminal uses Windows OpenSSH and your existing SSH config. Passwords, private keys, and key passphrases are not stored by the app.

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A quick look at MadeBasic Terminal in use.

Uses the tools you already trust.

MadeBasic Terminal uses Windows OpenSSH for connections and authentication. It does not store passwords, SSH-key passphrases, or private keys.

MadeBasic Terminal is for Windows and requires the Windows OpenSSH Client. Paid purchases are not available yet; purchase and licence terms will be published before sales begin.

  • SSH encrypts the connection between your computer and the server.
  • Passwords and keys stay with Windows OpenSSH, not MadeBasic Terminal.
  • Quick Connect details are temporary and are not saved.
  • Licence status supports a limited offline period after activation.

Keep more than one session moving.

Multiple tabs that stay alive as you switch between them. Split view when two sessions need your attention.

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