Work Terminal>_ served from your own Windows machine
Your terminal, in any browser tab.
Claude Code and your Windows shells as browser tabs, running on your own machine. The tabs live on the machine, not the browser, so you can close the laptop, open your phone and find the same screens.
Claude or a shell per tab
The real claude CLI, or PowerShell 7, Windows PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash or WSL, whichever the machine has.
Tabs outlive the browser
The machine keeps each tab and its screen. Reconnect from another device and pick up where you left off.
Made for the phone too
A key bar for Esc, Tab, Ctrl and the arrows, touch selection, and an installable app.
Two locks on the door
An email wall (Cloudflare Access) keeps out everyone but the owner, and the app checks its own token behind it.
The demo replays two fictional sessions in your browser. Nothing you type in it leaves the page.
The terminal itself belongs to its owner: “Open the terminal” asks for a one-time code sent to an allowed address.