termique v0.6.0 adds Teams: build a roster of teammates once and share hosts with anyone on it without re-entering their email every time, invite a teammate who hasn’t signed up for termique yet, and keep shared credentials in sync automatically when you update them. A sign-in fix and a couple of smaller bug fixes round out the release.
Update from the in-app updater, or grab a fresh build from the download page.
Build a team once, share hosts instantly
Sharing a host in termique used to mean picking a recipient by email every single time, even if you’d shared with that person before. Teams changes that: add teammates to a roster once, then share any host with the whole roster, or specific people on it, without typing an email address again.
Access still works the way it always has underneath: each share is its own revocable grant, not a shared password. Removing someone from a host, or from the team roster entirely, cuts their access immediately.
Invite a teammate who hasn’t signed up yet
You can now add someone to your team by email even if they’ve never used termique. They get an invite, and the moment they create an account with that email, they’re on your roster with whatever you’ve already shared waiting for them. No back-and-forth about who needs to sign up first.
A dedicated Teams page for your roster
A new Teams page lists everyone on your roster, plus any invites you’re still waiting on. It’s the one place to see who has access to your hosts and manage that roster, instead of piecing it together from individual host detail views.
Accepting or declining an invite now happens in one place
Previously, a host shared with you showed up as a permanent card at the top of your Hosts list until you acted on it, taking up space for something that only mattered once. Accepting or declining now happens in a modal opened from the notification bell instead, and the modal closes itself once you’re done.
Credential and address edits now sync automatically
If you rotate a shared host’s password, swap its SSH key, or change its address, everyone you’ve shared it with now picks up the change automatically on their next sync. Previously an edit like that meant revoking the old share and creating a new one by hand. The credential is still encrypted end-to-end before it ever reaches termique’s servers, the same as any other share.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a “Failed to open browser” error some users hit when signing in with Google
- Fixed the quick-share picker crashing when no host was selected
- Teammates you’ve shared a host with now only see their own activity on it, not yours
