Tandem is a terminal you can invite people into. Start a session, send the link, and they're looking at your live shell — in a browser, in seconds. No install, no account, no SSH keys to hand out.
The same "click a link and you're in" as a video call, except what everyone joins is a real running shell.
Send a link, they're in.
Guests open it in Chrome or Safari and get a full terminal to pair-program with the host.
Tap the right ⌘ key and describe what you want. Uses STT transcribes as you speak, and the phrase comes back as a shell command sitting on your prompt — for you to read and run, or not.
[i personally built this because I was pairing up with non-eng folks and in a remote world, it was extremely painful to get the right cmds over. if i had direct access to their terminal, i'd be able to solve it within seconds vs. hours of back/forth] Looking forward to feedback and hopefully this is a useful tool for folks!
Tandem is a terminal you can invite people into. Start a session, send the link, and they're looking at your live shell — in a browser, in seconds. No install, no account, no SSH keys to hand out.
The same "click a link and you're in" as a video call, except what everyone joins is a real running shell.
Send a link, they're in. Guests open it in Chrome or Safari and get a full terminal to pair-program with the host.
Tap the right ⌘ key and describe what you want. Uses STT transcribes as you speak, and the phrase comes back as a shell command sitting on your prompt — for you to read and run, or not.
[i personally built this because I was pairing up with non-eng folks and in a remote world, it was extremely painful to get the right cmds over. if i had direct access to their terminal, i'd be able to solve it within seconds vs. hours of back/forth] Looking forward to feedback and hopefully this is a useful tool for folks!