Time for another post for the past month of Feburary at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in Feburary 2026:

Terminal Tool of The Week (Feburary 2026)

Below are a few of them we featured in Feburary 2026 in case you missed it:

endcord - A feature rich Discord TUI client.

whosthere - A local area network (LAN) discovery tool with a modern TUI interface.

dealve-tui - Delve into game deals from your terminal.

lazykiq - A rich terminal UI for Sidekiq.

Newsletters

We just sent out newsletter #113 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

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Time for another post for the past month of Janurary at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in Janurary 2026:

Terminal Tool of The Week (January 2026)

Below are a few of them we featured in January 2026 in case you missed it:

pacsea - Fast TUI for searching, inspecting, and queueing pacman/AUR packages.

snitch - A TUI for inspecting network connections, like netstat for humans.

jolt - A beautiful TUI battery and energy monitor for your terminal.

surge - A blazing fast TUI download manager.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #108 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

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As 2025 draws to a close, here's a short recap of what we were up to in December 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (December 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in December 2025 in case you missed it:

oeis-tui - A TUI and CLI for exploring the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS).

qo - An interactive minimalist TUI to query JSON, CSV, and TSV using SQL.

superseedr - A BitTorrent client in your terminal.

sqlit - A user friendly TUI for SQL databases.

dotstate - A modern, secure, and user-friendly dotfile manager.

Newsletters

This year we reached over 100 issues on our newsletter and just sent out newsletter #105 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

We want to give a huge thank you for following along with us at Terminal Trove and Terminal Trove Weekly in 2025.

We have big plans for next year that we will announce very soon.

Happy New Year and see you in 2026!

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Time for another post for the past month of November at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in November 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (November 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in November 2025 in case you missed it:

mcat - Parse, convert & preview images, videos & markdown in your terminal.

podliner - Podcasts in any terminal. Fast, clean, offline.

gitlogue - A git commit history replay tool for the terminal.

kyanos - A simple & powerful eBPF-based network issue, analysis and tracing tool.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #99 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

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Time for another post for the past month of October at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in October 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (October 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in October 2025 in case you missed it:

intelli-shell - Like IntelliSense, but for shells!

gobackup - A CLI tool to backup your databases, files to cloud storage.

tuios - A TUI window manager for managing multiple terminal sessions.

cronboard - A terminal tool for managing cron jobs locally and on servers.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #95 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

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Time for another post for the past month of September at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in September 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (September 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in September 2025 in case you missed it:

dcv - A TUI viewer for docker-compose.

dirsearch - A web path scanner for finding hidden files and directories.

lazyssh - A terminal-based SSH manager.

lue - A TUI ebook reader with Text-to-Speech (TTS).

flowrs - A TUI application for Apache Airflow.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #91 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

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Time for another post for the past month of August at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in August 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (August 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in August 2025 in case you missed it:

exosphere - A CLI / TUI for aggregated patch reporting & system status monitoring via SSH.

cariddi - A tool to crawl urls, scan endpoints, secrets, api keys, file extensions, tokens and more.

jocalsend - A TUI file-sharing tool based on the LocalSend protocol.

doxx - A viewer for Microsoft Word .docx files in the terminal.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #87 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of July at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in July 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (July 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in July 2025 in case you missed it:

vi-mongo - A TUI for managing MongoDB databases.

mcp-probe - Advanced MCP Protocol Debugger & Interactive TUI.

taproom - An interactive TUI for Homebrew.

bitchat-tui - A TUI client for bitchat.

apisnip - A TUI tool for trimming OpenAPI specifications down to size.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #84 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

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Welcome to our second Terminal Trove Talks, a series of interviews with developers, maintainers and creators of software for the terminal.

In our second interview, we have the pleasure of interviewing Orhun Parmaksız, one of the core maintainers of Ratatui, a modern terminal UI (TUI) library built in the Rust programming language. He is also an open source developer, creator of git-cliff, an Arch Linux package maintainer and has a passion for Rust and hardware.

Orhun shares how he got started with open source and Ratatui, how it became widely used within the Rust ecosystem, git-cliff and Ratzilla (his own projects) and his thoughts on the future of Ratatui.

See the full interview below:

Terminal Trove Talks with Orhun Parmaksız

Time for another post for the past month of June at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in June 2025:

Search and Explore Terminal Tools

We recently added a highly requested feature and you can now search and explore all terminal tools listed on Terminal Trove.

You can preview all the tools listed on Terminal Trove which have screenshots and filter by specific tags to find tools which may interest you or you may also find several terminal tools which you never knew that existed which may be very useful to you!

To see some of the tools listed in the explore page, go ahead and explore some of the tools listed in the explore page right here.

Terminal Tool of The Week (June 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in June 2025 in case you missed it:

tldx - A Domain Availability Research Tool.

deletor - Manage & delete files efficiently with an interactive TUI & scriptable CLI.

e1s - A TUI for managing AWS ECS Resources.

smassh - Smassh your Keyboard, TUI Edition.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #80 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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We are very pleased to introduce a much heavily requested feature into Terminal Trove and you can now search and explore on the site and you can use the search bar on the homepage or you use the Explore section on Terminal Trove.

The new search and explore functionality allows you to discover terminal tools with images and you can search for tools whether if it runs on your system and each of them have screenshots for you to see each TUI or CLI tool that you are looking for.

Currently, you can filter by operating system, license, language and even Tool of the Week. Overtime, more filters will be added for you to use in the future.

We hope this new feature helps you discover amazing terminal tools that you may not have even known that existed or there is that one terminal tool that you never knew that you needed! Happy exploring!

Have feedback on the new search features? We'd love to hear from you! Reach out to us through our community channels.

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Time for another post for the past month of May at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in May 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (May 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in May 2025 in case you missed it:

daylight - Track sunrise and sunset times in the terminal.

nerdlog - A fast, remote-first, multi-host TUI log viewer.

basalt - A TUI for managing Obsidian vaults and notes.

kdash - A simple and fast dashboard for Kubernetes.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #73 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of April at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in April 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (April 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in April 2025 in case you missed it:

wtfis - Passive hostname, domain and IP lookup tool for non-robots.

xan - The CSV magician.

parllama - TUI for ollama and other LLM providers.

ticker - A terminal stock ticker with live updates and position tracking.

andcli - A 2FA TUI for your shell.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #69 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of March at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in March 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (March 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in March 2025 in case you missed it:

bibiman - A simple TUI for handling your BibLaTeX database.

ddv - A TUI to view Amazon DynamoDB in the terminal.

mani - A CLI tool to help you manage multiple repositories.

euporie - Jupyter notebooks in the terminal.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #64 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of February at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in February 2025:

Terminal Tool of The Week (February 2025)

Below are a few of them we featured in February 2025 in case you missed it:

godap - A complete terminal user interface (TUI) for LDAP.

flamelens - An interactive flamegraph viewer in the terminal.

forgit - A utility tool powered by fzf for using Git interactively.

loggo - A powerful terminal app for structured log streaming.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #57 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Welcome to the inaugural post of Terminal Trove Talks, a series of interviews with developers, maintainers, and creators of software for the terminal. In this series, we aim to explore the stories behind the creation, their challenges and the future of terminal-based software.

In this first interview, we have the pleasure of interviewing Mitchell Hashimoto, the creator of Ghostty, a modern terminal emulator built with Zig. Mitchell shares the story behind Ghostty, detailing the challenges faced during its development, and the future of Ghostty.

See the full interview below:

Terminal Trove Talks with Mitchell Hashimoto

Time for another post for the past month of December at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in December:

Terminal Tool of The Week (December)

Below are a few of them we featured in December in case you missed it:

television - A blazingly fast general purpose fuzzy finder TUI.

kl - An interactive Kubernetes log viewer for your terminal.

tuistash - A terminal user interface for Logstash.

textual-paint - MS Paint in your terminal.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #52 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of November at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in November:

Terminal Tool of The Week (November)

Below are a few of them we featured in November in case you missed it:

mqttui - A TUI tool to publish/subscribe MQTT messages from the terminal.

ddgr - DuckDuckGo from the terminal.

wireman - A TUI gRPC client for the terminal.

sshclick - Terminal based assisted management of your SSH config files.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #48 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of October at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in October:

Terminal Tool of The Week (October)

Below are a few of them we featured in October in case you missed it:

binsider - Analyze ELF binaries like a boss.

lychee - A fast, async link checker written in Rust.

monolith - A CLI tool for saving complete web pages as a single HTML file.

tenere - A TUI interface for LLMs.

cy - A time traveling terminal multiplexer.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #44 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of September at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in September:

Terminal Tool of The Week (September)

Below are a few of them we featured in September in case you missed it:

gama - Manage your GitHub Actions from the terminal.

gitnr - A CLI / TUI to generate .gitignore files using templates.

pik - A TUI for interactively stopping processes.

spiel - Display richly-styled presentations using your terminal.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #39 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of August at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in August:

Terminal Tool of The Week (August)

Below are a few of them we featured in August in case you missed it:

chdig - Dig into ClickHouse with TUI interface.

tgt - A simple TUI for Telegram.

moneyterm - TUI expense and budget tracker.

atuin - Sync, search and backup shell history.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #35 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of June at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in June:

Terminal Tool of The Week (June)

Below are a few of them we featured in June in case you missed it:

pug - Drive terraform at terminal velocity.

lnav - An ncurses-based log file viewer for the terminal.

fq - jq for binary formats.

ktop - A top-like tool for your Kubernetes clusters.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #26 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of May at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in May:

Terminal Tool of The Week (May)

Below are a few of them we featured in May in case you missed it:

tinboard - A terminal-based client for pinboard.in

atac - A simple API client (postman like) in your terminal.

flawz - A TUI for browsing CVE security vulnerabilities.

oterm - A text-based terminal client for ollama.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #22 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of April at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in April:

Terminal Tool of The Week (April)

Below are a few of them we featured in March in case you missed it:

openapi-tui - Browse and run APIs defined with OpenAPI v3.0 in the TUI

fnug - Run all your lints, tests and commands at once, in the terminal.

termscp - A feature rich terminal file transfer tool.

sttr - A CLI/TUI tool to perform 30+ string transformations on text.

jwt-ui - A CLI and TUI for decoding/encoding JSON Web Tokens.

Newsletters

We've just sent out newsletter #18 showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of March at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in March:

Terminal Tool of The Week (March)

Below are a few of them we featured in March in case you missed it:

dolphie - Realtime MySQL health monitoring in the terminal.

age - A simple, modern and secure file encryption tool.

crates-tui - A TUI for exploring crates.io

bandwhich - Terminal bandwidth utilization tool

Newsletters

We’ve just sent our 17th newsletter showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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Time for another post for the past month of February at Terminal Trove! Here's a short recap of what we were up to in February:

Terminal Tool of The Week (February)

Below are a few of them we featured in February in case you missed it:

wiki-tui - A fast Wikipedia CLI/TUI client

tiptop - Command-line system monitoring

jless - A command-line JSON viewer.

kalker - A scientific terminal calculator with math syntax.

Newsletters

We’ve just sent our 13th newsletter showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

If you would like to be kept up on when we send new newsletters, click here.

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We've been busy for the past month curating at Terminal Trove, (thanks for all your submissions and keep them coming!) here's a recap of what's happened in January on Terminal Trove:

Terminal Tool of The Week

In the month of January we introduced Tool of The Week on Terminal Trove where each week we highlight and feature tools for the entire week on our website, newsletter and social media.

Below are a few of them we featured in January in case you missed it:

harlequin - The SQL IDE for Your Terminal.

aider - AI pair programming in your terminal.

gdu - Pretty fast disk usage analyzer

eget - Easily install prebuilt binaries from GitHub.

trippy - A TUI network diagnostics tool

Newsletters

We've just sent our 9th newsletter showcasing more terminal tools submitted by our readers.

As a reminder, Terminal Trove Weekly is sent once a week on Tuesdays.

If you would like to be kept up on our newsletter, click here.

What's Next?

Other than curation we have been planning more changes and features to the Terminal Trove site, (nothing drastic!) there aren't any timelines yet but we recommend you keep your eyes peeled on the website ;)

If you have any feedback, questions, tools you have on Terminal Trove, you can always contact us here!

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Behind every modern device whether it’s a workstation, server or computer lies a command-based system that interprets and executes instructions.

To access this system, we use the terminal, which serves as the interface between the user and the underlying operating system or software.

Terminal Trove curates and showcases the best of the terminal, the software built around it and its various uses.

For power users, we showcase tools for developers, professionals and hobbyists. You can get updates on what we do via email.

For everyone else, we invite you to navigate and explore our site.

If you’re ever curious about the commands running inside modern devices, the terminal is always ready for you.

Then, you can discover more about the $HOME of all things in the terminal.

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