75% offSubmit your AI tool for just$20$5Submit now

Nobody owns this listing yet

Nodeterm is live in the directory, but no verified owner controls the page.

Claim this listing

Free to claim · 2 minutes

  • Pick your launch day — Schedule a launch and compete for the daily #1 spot.
  • Win trophies you can embed — Rank top 3 on launch day and get an embeddable trophy.
  • “Featured on AI Kaptan” badge — Owner-only badge with your live upvote count.
  • Control what the page says — Edit copy, pricing, links and screenshots as the owner.

Unclaimed listings don't stay up forever. Listings left unclaimed are removed from the directory in periodic cleanups. When a listing goes, it goes everywhere — the tool page and every alternatives comparison it appears on, along with the rankings and backlinks that page had built up.

Verify with a work email on the domain (about 2 minutes), then post about it on LinkedIn and tag us. See everything you get

Scheduled launch — Sep 2, 2026

Nodeterm is listed on AI Kaptan and will enter the daily launch competition on that day. Community upvotes open on launch day.

Nodeterm
Developer Tools
Free

Nodeterm

A node-based free open-source terminal manager that places real terminals and AI agents as live nodes on an infinite spatial canvas.

Visit WebsiteView Alternatives
—
Rating
0
Reviews
0
Upvotes
about 3 hours ago
Listed
Developer Tools
Terminal
Open Source
AI Agents
Claude Code
Productivity
Command Line
tmux
Tool information
Provider
Enes Kirca
Platforms
macOS
Linux
Windows
Web
iOS
Languages
English
API Available
Yes
Added to directory
about 3 hours ago
Last updated
about 3 hours ago
Rating
Not available
Pricing
Free

About Nodeterm

What the tool does and who it's for

Nodeterm is a free, open-source node-based spatial terminal manager designed for macOS, Linux, and Windows. It replaces standard tabbed terminal interfaces with an infinite 2D canvas where live terminals, SSH connections, and AI coding agents exist as draggable, zoomable, and color-coded nodes. Built with a persistent tmux-backed engine, Nodeterm preserves sessions, layout states, and background processes across system restarts and SSH disconnections. It seamlessly integrates AI tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini, enabling multi-agent orchestration, context sharing between terminals, global search via Cmd+K, and board-style management for complex developer workflows.

Key capabilities

Infinite Spatial Canvas: Organize, group, label, color-code, and zoom into unlimited live terminal nodes on a 2D layout.
Persistent Sessions: Powered by a tmux background engine to keep sessions and terminal states active across restarts and SSH drops.
AI Agent Orchestration: Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and other coding agents simultaneously on the canvas with inter-terminal context sharing.
Cross-Platform Support: Available as a desktop application for macOS, Linux, and Windows, alongside a self-hosted Server Edition and mobile companion.
Global Search & Quick Actions: Instantly find command outputs, active sessions, and connections across all spatial nodes using Cmd+K.
Remote Server Management: Connect via SSH to manage distant terminals as local spatial nodes with full drag-and-drop and image support.
Dual-View Kanban Board: Toggle between an infinite spatial canvas and a Trello-style live-session task board for project management.
MCP Integration & CLI Control: Control NodeTerm features, session layouts, and connections directly via CLI scripts or Model Context Protocol tools.

Pricing

Free — plans below

Open Source

Most popular

Free

  • 100% Free and Open Source
  • Infinite spatial terminal canvas
  • Persistent tmux-backed sessions
  • Claude Code and AI agent support
  • SSH remote connection management
  • Cross-platform desktop & self-hosted web app

Reviews

Be the first to review Nodeterm

No reviews yet

Be the first to share your experience with Nodeterm.

Featured Tools

Handpicked by our team of experts

Suggest an Update

Found outdated information? Help us keep this listing accurate.

FAQ

Nodeterm FAQs

Common questions about Nodeterm