A tiling desk
Terminals, file windows and editors that tile or float, nine desktops per display, and a layout the server keeps.
Private release · post-quantum channel inside TLS
Every machine you run. One tab.
SSH terminals, file windows and graphical programs in one browser tab, on your own server. Close the laptop, open a phone: your windows are where you left them.
webx.your-company.internal
Terminaledge-01
/var/wwwweb-02
Monitorlab-gpu
GPU load63%
Terminaldb-2
Esc
Desktop 2 is empty.
Press Ctrl Space to open a window.
Press Ctrl Space to open a window.
reconnecting
A working model. Click a window, type help, or press Ctrl Space.
The workspace
The tools you already use, where you can reach them.
SSH, SFTP and the programs on your hosts, side by side.
Sessions that stay
Shells live on the server. Reload, switch devices or lose the network: you come back to the same scrollback.
Files, streamed
SFTP file windows with previews, uploads that stream without staging, and copies from one host to another, not through your browser.
Graphical programs
Run a host's GUI program in a window next to its shell, with sound, and with a camera only where you allow it.
A phone that works
A touch shell built for the small screen, with the keys a phone keyboard does not have. The same desk, on the move.
Agents you can watch
A built-in MCP server lets an AI agent work in its own windows on your desk, per host and per key, in plain sight.
Security
Your shells and files, encrypted twice.
A hybrid post-quantum channel runs inside TLS.
X25519 + ML-KEM-768hybrid key agreement
Ed25519 + ML-DSA-65server identity
AES-GCMfresh key per socket and message
TOTP · passkeys · OIDCmore than a password
Click a box or a card to see what it does.
What someone reading your TLS traffic sees
Keyboard first
Your hands stay on the keys.
A palette finds hosts, windows and commands. Every key binding can move.
Ctrl+Spaceopen the palette
Ctrl+A←←walk two windows
Ctrl+A[back to the last prompt
Press the keys, or click them: they drive the desk at the top.
Yours
It runs on your server, and nowhere else.
A container without rootPodman, systemd and one install script. Updates keep your data, and roll back by themselves if the new version does not start.
Signed releasesEvery release is signed. Check it before you install.
No phone-homewebx never calls us. The license is a signed file, checked on your server, offline.
An audit trailWho opened what, on which host, and when. Decisions only: never what was typed or read.
See it on your own machines.
webx is in private release. Write to us for an evaluation copy and a license for your server.
contact@webxterm.com