Sessions that stay running
Detach and reattach at will. Sessions are saved to disk and come back when the server restarts.
Remux
A terminal multiplexer written in Rust. Sessions that outlive your terminal, remote servers over SSH in the same tree as local ones, and Views that put panes from any machine side by side.
Remux keeps your terminal sessions in a background server, so they survive a closed terminal or a dropped connection. It pairs tmux-style persistence with bordered, named panes, a prefix key whose options pop up as you type, and remote machines that sit in the same session tree as your local ones.
Highlights
Section titled “Highlights”Remotes over SSH
Declare a server once and its sessions appear next to your local ones, one keypress away.
Views
Put panes from different sessions and machines on one screen, each a live, typeable alias.
Seven layouts
BSP, Master, Monocle, Grid, Columns and Rows arrange panes for you. Custom keeps your own splits.
Discoverable keys
Press Ctrl-a and a which-key popup shows what comes next. Every binding is configurable.
Sidebars and agents
Dock a session tree, a file browser, or a live list of your AI coding agents and what they need.
Get started
Section titled “Get started”InstallBuild Remux from source with cargo.
Quick startOpen a session, split panes and detach.
ConceptsServers, sessions, tabs, panes, Views and remotes.
KeyboardThe prefix, modes and the default key map.