Your machine, available in a tab.

Run taiku, share the link, and open your shell in the browser with room for the tools around it: editors, previews, and a whole desktop.

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Not ready to install? Open a session in your browser and type in it. The machine runs in the tab.

Encrypted terminal traffic Works in your browser Share with a link

Try it here

A session wants the whole screen on a phone, so this one opens on its own page. The shell in it is real enough to poke at: try ls, git diff, and tour.

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Remote desktop

A whole desktop, in a tile beside the terminal

Open a streamed Linux or Windows desktop from a session and take control of it. Anything that needs a screen rather than a shell runs on the machine and arrives as video.

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Remote dev machines

A dev machine that outlives your laptop lid

Run a project on a managed Linux machine with your local files synced to it. Close the laptop and the build keeps going; open the link tomorrow and the session is where you left it.

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Local web previews

The app you are building, beside the terminal building it

Publish a port from the session and it opens in a tile next to the shell that runs it. Reload on save, and send the same view to whoever is on the link.

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AI agents

Coding agents you can keep an eye on

Start Claude, Codex, or OpenCode in a taiku terminal and the session recognizes it from its own output: a status dot per terminal, token usage and tool calls per agent.

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Questions

Run taiku, share the link.

Install it on the machine you already work on. The first session takes one command.