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v0.9Public Beta — 14-day free Pro trial

The terminal and opsof the AI era.

Continuously crafting the finest terminal and ops experience of our time.

Swipe horizontally — Hux's multi-pane workflow

Hux — AI assistant helping diagnose k3s install, live This Mac monitoring on the right
Hux — NeoVim editing markdown, with a CPU / memory / temp / disk / process dashboard at the bottom
Hux — Claude Code terminal session and Hux browser side by side

/ Feature Overview

8 capabilities, one app, AI-driven.

Privacy and security first.

Data sync is end-to-end encrypted, relay server is open-source (self-host as needed).

/ 01 · Terminal

More than GPU rendering — AI pairs with you in the terminal.

Cross-platform GPU rendering, on par with Ghostty/Kitty. Smooth scrolling out of the box, every setting visual. AI is built in as a native capability — every step is visible, controllable and replayable.

Terminal deep dive
Swipe →

/ 02 · Hosts

Every connection, managed in one place.

Group ownership, multi-field search, five clouds with a single click. Password or public key (ED25519 / RSA / ECDSA), credentials encrypted locally.

Hosts documentation

/ 03 · Notes

An executable knowledge base built for engineering ops.

Four content kinds, each in its own lane — Markdown for runbooks and post-mortems, Snippet for reusable commands, docker-compose / k8s YAML auto-detected as Manifest, Secret for credentials and API keys kept encrypted on-device. Edit a snippet once and every backlinked runbook updates; Workspace / Notebook / Section lets personal drafts grow into team knowledge; version history keeps every iteration safe.

Notes documentation
MD

Note

Markdown writing + live preview

# Incident Runbook## 1. Status board- prod-east-01 status- redis · CPU redline
CODE

Snippet

Reusable code / command fragments

limit_req_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=login:10m rate=5r/s;
YAML

Manifest

Config files · format auto-detected

Detected · docker-compose
services: api: image: ghcr.io/...
VAULT

Secret

Encrypted credentials · API keys / tokens

Encrypted · local-only
OPENAI_API_KEYsk-••••••••••••••••••••scope: dev / prod

/ 04 · Containers

Local Containers, remote containers — one place.

Five engines (Docker · OrbStack · Podman · Colima · Rancher Desktop) auto-detected locally, remote SSH hosts collected through tunnels. Container lifecycle — list / start-stop / new / logs follow / exec PTY / inspect, plus three resource kinds (images · networks · volumes) with full-dimension Prune.

Containers documentation

/ 05 · Kubernetes

Full power of Lens / k9s / Headlamp.

40+ resource kinds covered — workloads / network / storage / RBAC / CRD. Cluster Overview surfaces health in 6 panels; full pod ops — logs follow · exec PTY · cp · port-forward · scale. Create any resource via YAML apply, with one-click rollback in Rollout history. Private clusters reached over SSH tunnel — no public API exposure needed.

Kubernetes documentation

/ 06 · Database

MySQL / PostgreSQL / SQLite, a Full SQL Workbench.

On par with Sequel Ace / TablePlus: schema-aware completion, double-click cell edit with marked-row deletion in the result grid, full schema tree (databases / tables / views / indexes), CSV export. Multiple connections + SSL/TLS; remote instances can be attached over SSH tunnels.

Database documentation

/ 07 · MFA

Built-in TOTP / HOTP — no Authenticator needed.

Full RFC 6238 / RFC 4226, SHA-1/256/512 + custom digits/period. otpauth:// URI one-tap import, countdown progress + next-code preview. Secrets field-level encrypted with AES-256-GCM, Master Key sealed in Apple Keychain, synced across devices over E2EE.

MFA documentation
TOTP · HOTPRFC 6238 / 4226SHA-1 / 256 / 512otpauth:// one-tap importEnte-style next codeAES-256-GCM field-levelCross-device E2EE sync
MFA · live countdown

/ 08 · Security

Cryptographic guarantees, not lip service.

Field-level encryption, Master Key sealed in hardware Keychain / HUKS, Zero-knowledge cross-device sync, SSH host-fingerprint verification, log redaction, mandatory read-only cloud credentials, and SSH/SFTP/cloud APIs/AI all direct — never via Hux servers. Auditable commits, sync protocol spec published.

Privacy whitepaper
AES-256-GCM

Field-level encryption

SSH private keys, passwords, AccessKeys and MFA secrets are each AES-256-GCM encrypted; plaintext fields (hostnames, etc.) stay searchable

Keychain · HUKS

Hardware-backed Master Key

Sealed in Apple Keychain on macOS / iOS and in HUKS on HarmonyOS, device-bound, never written to disk

AES-256-CBC

SQLCipher full-disk encryption

The entire database is AES-256-CBC encrypted; db_key is HKDF-SHA256 derived from the Master Key

PBKDF2-100k

Zero-knowledge cross-device sync

A 6-digit pairing code is PBKDF2-SHA256 derived (100,000 iterations) into sync_key; every change is independently AES-256-GCM encrypted — the server only sees ciphertext

TOFU · SHA-256

SSH host-fingerprint verification

TOFU on first connect records the SHA-256 fingerprint; subsequent mismatches are rejected. known_hosts is per-device and never synced

auto-redact

Log redaction

AI streaming error responses auto-detect and redact any token of length ≥ 20, so providers can't echo your API Key into logs

least-privilege

Read-only cloud credentials

GCP is forced to compute.readonly scope; AWS / Aliyun limited to Describe* / List* — a leaked credential can read metadata at most

client-only

Always direct, never via Hux servers

SSH / SFTP connects straight to hosts, cloud APIs straight to endpoints, AI straight to providers, sync only transmits ciphertext — the server has nothing to decrypt

All of the above is verifiable by packet capture; sync-server is open source (Rust + axum) and the protocol spec is published

/ 09 · Cross-device sync

One account, every device, seamless.

PBKDF2 100k → AES-256-GCM. The server only ever sees ciphertext — guaranteed by cryptography.

Sync and privacy deep dive
6-digit pairing codePBKDF2-SHA256100,000 iterationsAES-256-GCMZero-knowledge serversync-server open sourceSelf-hostable

/ Pairing code

5:00
472903

Valid for 5 minutes. Enter it on another device to establish the sync channel.

Derivation
PBKDF2-SHA256
Iterations
100,000
Cipher
AES-256-GCM
Server visibility
Ciphertext only
Synced
Hosts · keys · notes
Excluded
Known hosts · AI history
Self-host
sync-server open source
End-to-end
PFS + device binding

/ FAQ

Before you buy, the things you're probably wondering.

Didn't find an answer? Email support@hux.app.

Is Hux open source?

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The Rust core and the cross-device sync server (sync-server) are open source and self-hostable. The client app is closed source and subscription-based.

Will my AI data be uploaded to Hux?

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No. You bring your own API Key and connect directly to the provider — Hux is not a proxy and stores nothing of your conversations. Enterprise LLM Gateways are supported.

Is the HarmonyOS app feature-complete?

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It's at parity with the Apple version. SSH, SFTP, monitoring, K8s, Docker, AI, multi-cloud, sync and MFA are all covered.

Does one subscription cover every platform?

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One Pro subscription covers every platform (macOS / iOS / iPadOS / HarmonyOS) and every device you log into.

Where is the sync server? Is my data safe?

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End-to-end encrypted: the pairing code is PBKDF2-derived into a sync_key and changes are AES-256-GCM encrypted. The server only stores ciphertext. Self-hostable.

How long is the trial?

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New accounts get a 14-day Pro trial, no credit card. It downgrades to Free automatically.

/ Native everywhere

One subscription,four platforms.

iOS

18+

iPadOS

18+

macOS

15+

HarmonyOS

5.0.3+

One account · end-to-end encrypted sync

Hosts · keys · notes · AI · cloud credentials · MFA

/ Get started

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