Support
For help with Termight, write to termight.app@gmail.com. Say what you were doing, what you expected and what happened instead.
What you need
- An iPhone with iOS 26 or later, or an Android phone with Android 8 or later.
- A GitHub account that can use GitHub Codespaces.
- To run coding agents: an account or API key with an AI provider.
Common questions
What does it cost? Termight is free to download. The free version manages your codespaces, browses and edits files, and includes 15 minutes of terminal time and 3 new terminal sessions a day. Termight Pro, a monthly or yearly subscription, adds the Agents tab and the Preview, and removes the terminal limits. You manage or cancel it in your Apple Account’s subscriptions on iPhone, and in Google Play under Payments & subscriptions on Android. GitHub bills codespace usage to your GitHub account; personal accounts include a free monthly allowance. AI providers bill their own usage.
Why did my codespace stop? GitHub stops a codespace after a period without activity, 30 minutes by default. Termight shows “Stopped” and a Start button. Nothing is lost; start it again and continue.
Does Termight start codespaces on its own? No. A codespace starts only when you tap Start, or open or resume an agent session.
How do I sign in with an access token?
On the sign-in screen, tap “Use an access token”. Create a classic token on GitHub under Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens, with the codespace, repo and read:user scopes.
Where are my API keys kept? As GitHub Codespaces secrets in your own GitHub account. They are not stored on your phone. A new key reaches a codespace the next time it starts.
How do I remove Termight’s access to my GitHub account? Sign out in the app’s Settings, then revoke the app at github.com/settings/applications.
Privacy
See the privacy policy.