tterm
A macOS terminal tool supporting project arrangement, browsing, and block-based commits
About tterm
The official tterm page describes it as a macOS app: Explorer, Claude Code, and the file viewer can be arranged by project; the built-in browser brings over Chrome cookies, bookmarks, and history; changes can be staged and committed by code block; all Ctrl shortcuts are passed through unchanged to the terminal. The page also states that universal builds for Apple silicon and Intel are available, macOS 12 or later is supported, and it is free for hobbyists.
Best for
Best use cases
View multiple projects side by side
Use a browser in the terminal
Review and commit changes by code block
Features
Project row layout
The official page says Explorer, Claude Code, and the file viewer can be stacked by project.
Built-in browser
The page says it can carry over Chrome cookies, bookmarks, and history.
Block commits
Stage and commit changes one code block at a time.
Terminal-direct shortcuts
The Ctrl key is passed directly to pty; only ⌘ shortcuts are intercepted.
Pros
- Provides universal builds for Apple silicon and Intel
- Built-in browser can carry Chrome cookies, bookmarks, and history
- Ctrl shortcuts pass directly to the terminal
- The official page labels it free for hobbyists
Cons
- Requires macOS 12 or later
- The download instructions list Claude Code installation as required
Pricing Plans
Free
- For hobbyists
- macOS download available
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on tterm's official website.