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sshx
✓ verifiedFree
Open-source, encrypted web terminal sharing tool letting people collaborate live on one command line via a browser link.
26K visits/mo
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Mintlify
✓ verifiedFreemium
Documentation and knowledge platform that keeps developer docs self-updating and queryable by AI agents.
718K visits/mo
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Rerun
✓ verifiedFreemium
Open-source SDK and viewer for logging, querying, and visualizing multimodal robotics data, with a paid managed Hub for scale.
88K visits/mo
Pricing
No public pricing
Starter: $0/mo (individuals and small teams)
Free trial available
Open Source SDK: Free (Apache-2.0/MIT)
Core features
- ✦One-command installation and session sharing via link
- ✦End-to-end encryption so the server cannot read terminal data
- ✦Multiplayer infinite canvas for arranging multiple terminals
- ✦Live cursors and chat for real-time collaboration
- ✦Cross-platform CLI for macOS, Linux and Windows
- ✦Distributed mesh networking for low-latency global connections
- ✦Self-updating documentation
- ✦Web-based documentation editor
- ✦Custom domain hosting
- ✦Built-in search and API playground
- ✦MCP server for agent access
- ✦Authentication and access controls
- ✦Open-source Python, Rust, and C++ logging SDK
- ✦Interactive desktop and web viewer for reviewing recordings
- ✦SQL and dataframe queries across logged data
- ✦Column-chunk .rrd storage format for multimodal data
- ✦PyTorch dataloader for training directly on recordings
- ✦Commercial Hub with managed catalog, SSO, and byte-range indexing
- ✦Used in robotics projects like LeRobot, Brush, and PyCuVSLAM
Use cases
- →Pair debugging a remote server with a teammate
- →Teaching command-line skills over a shared live session
- →Sharing a CI/CD pipeline terminal for troubleshooting on GitHub Actions
- →Providing temporary cloud access without exposing SSH credentials
- →Publish and maintain developer documentation
- →Expose docs to AI agents via MCP
- →Host a branded docs site on a custom domain
- →Give teams a collaborative doc editor
- →Robotics teams debugging calibration and training runs
- →Visualizing and querying large multimodal sensor datasets
- →Streaming training data mixes directly to GPUs at scale
- →Sharing annotated recordings across a robotics engineering team
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