Free during alpha — $0
A calm, iTerm-style terminal for Windows
Real shells, split-pane grids, workspaces, SSH, tmux, and your whole session restored exactly where you left it.
Works with your agents and tools
A terminal that stays out of your way
No telemetry, no network calls of its own — just real shells, restored exactly where you left them.
Workspaces
Your whole session, restored
Workspaces live as tabs in the left rail; hidden ones keep running. Close DiceTerm and reopen — layout, scrollback, names, colors and window size are all back.
- One-key 2×2 grids & draggable dividers
- Named, color-coded panes
- Maximized pane & window state restored
Remote
SSH & tmux, as native panes
Save your servers and connect in a pane (login via your system OpenSSH). Open a tmux -CC control session and remote panes render as native local ones.
- Saved servers (host/user/port — never secrets)
- tmux -CC control mode (beta)
- SSH scrollback restored on reconnect
Automation
Triggers that watch your output
Define regex patterns on terminal output to notify, ring a visual bell, or capture text to your toolbelt. Auto-recolor panes by cwd or host.
- Regex triggers → notify / bell / capture
- Broadcast input to every pane
- Auto-profile recoloring
Flagship
Rewind your terminal with Instant Replay
Instant Replay
Scrub through a per-pane ring buffer of terminal history. Rewind any pane to see exactly what scrolled past — no more lost output.
Per-pane ring buffer
Every pane keeps its own rolling history buffer, so you can replay one shell without disturbing the others.
Find & marks while you scrub
Combine replay with Ctrl+F find-in-scrollback and OSC 133 prompt marks to jump straight to the moment you need.
How it works
How it works
- 01
Open
Pick a shell per tab — PowerShell, Command Prompt, WSL or Git Bash.
- 02
Split & arrange
Divide panes, drag the dividers, snap a 2×2 grid, and organize work into workspaces.
- 03
Connect
Save a server and connect over SSH, or open a tmux control session as native panes.
- 04
Restore
Close and reopen — your layout, scrollback, names, colors and window state are exactly where you left them.
Everything inside
Everything in one place
Split-pane grids
Divide any pane; drag dividers; one-key 2×2 grid.
Workspaces
Tabs in the left rail; hidden ones keep running.
Session restore
Layout, scrollback, names, colors and window state.
Real shells
PowerShell, Command Prompt, WSL and Git Bash per tab.
SSH servers
Save servers and connect via your system OpenSSH.
tmux (beta)
Open a tmux -CC session on a server as native panes.
Instant Replay
Scrub through a per-pane ring buffer of terminal history.
Find in scrollback
Ctrl+F with case, word and regex matching.
Copy mode
Vim-ish keyboard selection — hjkl, v to select, y to copy.
Marks
OSC 133 prompt marks + manual marks; jump between them.
Paste history
Pick from your recent clipboard texts.
Broadcast input
Send keystrokes to every pane at once.
Triggers
Regex on output → notify, visual bell or capture.
Toolbelt
Recent dirs, captured output, notes and paste history.
Themes
Tokyo Night, Dracula, Solarized and more.
Fonts & ligatures
Cascadia Code, JetBrains Mono and friends, with ligatures.
Transparency
Liquid-glass chrome and Windows 11 acrylic blur.
Global hotkey
A Quake-style drop-down terminal on a summon key.
Multiple windows
Independent windows with Ctrl+Shift+N.
Scripting HTTP API
A token-gated localhost API to drive sessions, plus webhooks.
Free during alpha — $0
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