Windows-native remote operations

Your terminal is only the beginning.

ADS.Term brings remote sessions, file transfer, automation, Windows tools, and deep packet analysis into one focused workspace.

Native
Windows 10 & 11
Sessions
SSH · Telnet · Serial · RDP · Local
Files
SFTP · FTP · Explicit FTPS
ADS.Term Capture Analyzer showing HTTP messages, recovered resources, and live evidence details
Capture Analyzer keeps decoded content inert and ties every result back to its evidence.

One workspace

Explicit trust

Bounded analysis

Windows-native

Beyond a tabbed terminal

Built for the whole remote-operations loop.

Connect, transfer, inspect, automate, and troubleshoot without stitching together a collection of unrelated utilities.

01 / Sessions

More protocols. One consistent workspace.

Open SSH-2, Telnet, serial, embedded RDP, WSL, PowerShell, Command Prompt, or a custom console. Arrange live sessions in two panes, save connection layouts, and jump anywhere with the command palette.

  • Split workspaces
  • ProxyJump
  • Automatic reconnect
  • PuTTY import

02 / Files

Files belong beside the session.

Browse local and remote files, drag uploads directly onto an SSH terminal, edit bounded text files safely, and track cancellable transfers without breaking your flow.

03 / Automation

Automation you can inspect.

Record terminal commands, preserve timing, prompt for runtime values, and require an explicit target review before broadcasting to multiple sessions.

04 / Guardrails

Power without casual shortcuts.

ADS.Term reviews multiline paste before transmission, holds complete shell groups together around sudo, never silently downgrades SSH, and keeps persistent passwords in Windows Credential Manager only when you opt in.

  • Shared host-key trust through OpenSSH known_hosts
  • Memory-only MFA and key-passphrase responses
  • Explicit confirmations for network scans and destructive actions

A terminal with an evidence bench

Go from packet capture to an answer.

Capture Analyzer turns completed PCAPNG evidence into bounded, inspectable views—without executing recovered content or opening connections behind your back.

  1. 01
    Find the conversation

    Inspect TCP and UDP flows with packet metadata, passive DNS, frame MAC provenance, and on-demand raw evidence.

  2. 02
    Reconstruct what was observed

    Rebuild TCP directions with gaps, overlaps, limits, and source packet provenance kept explicit.

  3. 03
    Decode with permission

    Load your own browser key log to decrypt supported TLS 1.3 sessions, decode HTTP/1 or HTTP/2, and export recovered resources intentionally.

ADS.Term showing authenticated TLS record decryption with retained evidence and status information
TLS 1.3 analysis Authenticated records, stop reasons, and inert plaintext stay visible together.

Inside ADS.Term

Details stay attached to the evidence.

Recovered artifact view in ADS.Term with safe filename, provenance, hash, and inert preview
Recovered artifactsSafe names, hashes, source details, and inert previews before export.
Detached live selection details in ADS.Term showing decoded HTTP headers beside capture provenance
Live evidence detailsDock or detach the same inspector without duplicating the underlying evidence.

Remote work, brought together

Keep your sessions, tools, and evidence in one place.

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