The wordmark: It read “Vaultterm”. The gradient now starts at the shared t, so it reads Vaulterm, as it should.
0.0.3 · A new name: Vaulterm
A new name: Same app, same logo. Your vault, hosts, settings and layouts came across on their own; the old folder is untouched, and Settings → About can move it to the trash.
Snippets: Save commands with {{variables}}. Run them with # in the Command Center or from the inspector, on several hosts at once, or when a host connects.
Scan network: Find the SSH servers on your networks from the Hosts page and add them in one go. The scan runs from this computer only.
Command Center and themes: Ctrl+Shift+` opens the Command Center on Windows and Linux. Hovering a terminal theme previews all 16 of its colours.
Steadier file transfers: Transfers carry on after a reconnect, and the editor notices changes made on the server.
Smoother everywhere: No terminal flicker while resizing, a side menu that expands to show names, and easier-to-read menus.
0.0.2 · Bring your SSH setup with you
Import from this computer: Your ~/.ssh/config hosts, jump hosts and keys, in one step.
PuTTY on Windows: Saved sessions and .ppk keys, passphrase-protected ones included.
Servers you already trust: known_hosts comes with you, so familiar servers connect without asking again.
What's New: After each update, a window shows what changed. Find it again in Settings → About.
0.0.1 · First release
Windows and Linux installers with signed automatic updates. The encrypted vault, SSH with keys, passwords, two-factor prompts and jump hosts, split panes, the Command Center, Home, SFTP, tunnels and 25 terminal themes.