Carbon Noir Pro
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Ultra-clean dark command center with dense terminal multiplexing and pinned Iris shortcuts for fast Git automation.
A customizable terminal workspace —
Retermina beta · v0.1.0 — early acess
macOS "damaged" warning? Run xattr -cr /Applications/Retermina.app
Installation
Download, drag to Applications, and open — three steps. macOS may quarantine the app on first launch; step 3 clears that.
Download the .dmg
Click Download for Mac above, or grab the latest build from the GitHub releases page.
Drag to Applications
Mount the .dmg and drag Retermina into your /Applications folder.
Clear the macOS quarantine flag
If macOS says "Retermina is damaged and can't be opened", this is Gatekeeper's quarantine — not actual corruption. Open Terminal and run:
Then open Retermina normally.
Start
The same primary actions that greet you when Retermina opens — recreated here with the real card interactions from LaunchActionCard.
Engines
Each engine swaps far more than accent colors — corner radius, border weight, shadows, backdrop blur, fonts, and icon stroke weight all change. Click a chip or use the switcher above.
Seven draggable, resizable panels on a react-grid-layout grid — Explorer, Terminal, Code, Localhost, Claude Code, Preview, and Changes — arranged however you work. (Try dragging the demo above.)
A local, tokenless command bar — no API keys, no network. Macros for git, npm, and shell are ranked by fuzzy match and gated on live repo state (Push only shows when you're ahead of upstream).
A dedicated panel that auto-launches the claude CLI in its own PTY, with a per-project token-usage strip. Spawned with theme-aware colors so output stays legible on light engines.
A project-wide git diff of your working tree that updates live — so edits the Claude CLI makes in the Terminal show up as you watch, file by file.
Native shells (Zsh, Bash, PowerShell) over a Rust portable-pty, streamed to xterm.js. Split panes horizontally or vertically, each with its own PTY and per-engine palette.
A Rust + React desktop app — your shell runs locally with no token limits, no subscription, and nothing uploaded. Quick-open (⌘P), a command palette (⌘K), and self-updates are built in.
Make it yours
One frosted Settings overlay — Theme, Appearance, Font, and Version — writes straight to a persisted store, so every choice survives a restart. Change the accent, font, and workspace scale below and watch this page update live, exactly like the app does.
Theme, Appearance, Font, and Version in four tabs. Toggle the top-bar between icons and labels, swap the panel-toggle style, and persist it all to settings.json.
Pick any hex accent and the whole app re-tints. Text drawn on the accent flips between near-black and white by WCAG luminance — try the white swatch and watch the label stay readable.
Bundled typefaces or upload your own .ttf/.otf — copied in by Rust and registered at runtime. A pairing control suggests the font that suits the active theme.
Bundle your theme, accent, font, scale, and full panel layout into a portable Loom — apply, export, or import it as JSON (fonts travel with it). Nothing is uploaded; presets stay on your machine.
One streamlined destination for curated top-rated layouts and all available workplace configurations. Browse, rate, and publish setups in the same flow.
Featured community workspaces with standout usability, thoughtful panel architecture, and reliable daily-driver ergonomics.
Ultra-clean dark command center with dense terminal multiplexing and pinned Iris shortcuts for fast Git automation.
Glassmorphism-heavy layout for monitoring logs, build output, and localhost status side-by-side in a vivid neon stack.
Balanced full-stack workflow tuned for long coding sessions: calm contrast, focused pane hierarchy, and expressive syntax glow.
Favorited loom configurations appear here instantly so you can compare your saved setups in one place.
No favorites yet — click a heart on any loom card to save it.
Build and add a new workspace configuration directly to the marketplace list.
Add a new workspace configuration directly to the marketplace list.
Explore full preset inventory, filter by style, then create and add your own workspace. Every configuration supports live 5-star reviews.
Pure black surfaces with emerald accents. The default Sleek engine pushed to its darkest extreme — zero visual noise.
Deep navy backdrop with translucent panels, sky-blue accents, and heavy blur. Pairs perfectly with macOS wallpapers.
Soft violet gradients on a light lavender base. Gentle on the eyes during long daytime sessions with the Soft Pastel engine.
Pure white canvas, near-zero radius, no shadows. Built on the Minimalist engine for a distraction-free paper-like workflow.
Hard black borders, zero radius, offset box shadows. Neo-Brutalism at full blast — makes every panel feel bolted to the screen.
Deep blue-black with indigo panel accents and a subtle purple glow at the top. Inspired by late-night Tokyo dev sessions.
A neon cyberglass multi-pane setup optimized for monorepo iteration with side-by-side service health and package task streams.
Warm low-glare palette with focused diagnostics panels and compact split terminals for TDD cycles and review-heavy workflows.
Green phosphor observability theme with dedicated panes for CI status, release logs, and git history while coding in parallel.
Burnt-orange systems theme purpose-built for Rust and low-level work: diagnostics on the right, perf probes below, shell atop.