Does my terminal output go through your servers?
Terminal output stays local until you share. Unshared hosts listen on loopback and send no data or metadata. Shared sessions use WebRTC when possible, or an authenticated relay that retains nothing.
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Access your terminal from your phone, securely and on-demand
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A terminal sharing tool that lets you view and control your computer's shell from your phone, with end-to-end encryption and opt-in access controls.

Wrapper is a terminal sharing application that keeps your shell running on your computer while allowing secure remote access from your phone or other devices. The tool uses WebRTC for direct peer-to-peer connections when possible, with an authenticated relay fallback for encryption. Terminal output and credentials remain on your host until you explicitly share a session. Sharing is controlled with keyboard shortcuts and can be revoked instantly. The service includes a free tier for single-machine use and a Pro plan for remote access across devices.
Pricing model: Freemium
Free: single machine access. Pro: $99/year or $8.25/month (yearly) or $15/month (monthly) for remote device access, Linux host support, and iOS viewer.
Terminal output stays local until you share. Unshared hosts listen on loopback and send no data or metadata. Shared sessions use WebRTC when possible, or an authenticated relay that retains nothing.
No. The wrapper share command wraps only one session. wrapper install is optional for automatic wrapping of every new terminal, and can be removed with wrapper uninstall.
No, unless you allow it. Watching is the default. Remote control access stays off until you explicitly share using wrapper share or Ctrl+\ then s.
Everything on one machine. The free plan does not require shell config patches. Pro is $99/year or $15/month and adds another device, a Linux host, and the iOS viewer.
The viewer is currently in TestFlight beta. App Store review is the next step. You can leave an email address to receive notification when it launches.
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