WeTTY
A self-hosted terminal that runs in a web browser over HTTP or HTTPS.
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About WeTTY
WeTTY puts a terminal session in a browser tab, served over HTTP or HTTPS. You run the server yourself, and it gives you a shell or an SSH connection through a web page, so you can reach a machine from any device with a browser and no terminal client installed.
It is written in TypeScript for Node.js, and the repository includes Docker files and a docker-compose example. The project describes itself as an alternative to older web terminals such as Ajaxterm and Anyterm.
Strengths
- Terminal access from any browser without a local SSH client
- Works over HTTPS
- Docker and docker-compose files included
Limitations
- You have to run and secure the server yourself
- Exposing a shell on the web needs careful access control
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree and open source.
- License
- Open source, license not stated
- Developer
- The WeTTY contributors
- Platforms
- Web, Self-hosted
- How it runs
- Self-hosted
- Best suited for
- Administrators who want shell access to their servers from a browser
- Categories
- Remote desktop, Terminals
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to WeTTY
Compare allSoftware that can replace WeTTY for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
ttyd
A command-line tool that shares a terminal session over the web in a browser.
ttyd turns any command into a browser terminal and adds CJK input and ZMODEM or trzsz file transfer, with Docker and snap packaging.
Sshwifty
A self-hosted web client for connecting to SSH and Telnet servers from a browser.
Sshwifty is another self-hosted browser client, adding Telnet alongside SSH and a preset server list configured in JSON.
Nexterm
A self-hosted server management tool for SSH, VNC and RDP connections in the browser.
Nexterm offers SSH plus VNC and RDP sessions in one self-hosted browser interface, with very active development compared with WeTTY's shell-only focus.
sshx
A command-line tool that shares your terminal by link as a collaborative, end-to-end encrypted browser session.
sshx shares a terminal by link through a relay service with end-to-end encryption and collaboration, instead of a server you host yourself.
WeTTY as an alternative
Listings that name WeTTY as an alternative.
Upterm
An open-source tool for sharing a terminal session with others securely over SSH.
WeTTY serves a self-hosted terminal in the browser over HTTPS, suited to server access rather than Upterm's NAT-traversing pair sessions.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.