TermHQ v0.2.15

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.14

Added

• Choose where new terminals start. Settings → General → Default terminal
  folder applies across workspaces, including the first terminal at launch.
  Leave it unset to keep the home-folder default. Favorites, restored terminals
  and other actions that choose a specific folder keep that destination.
• Export and import settings. Save your preferences to a JSON file from
  Settings → General → Import and export. Imports are checked and ask before
  applying; settings absent from the file stay as they are. Workspaces, theme
  files, backgrounds, icon packs and speech models are not included.
• See which local agent is running. Recognized agents show their product
  icon in terminal headers, Stash, Waiting and Undo Close, including agents
  started by typing their command. Icons follow the running agent and clear
  after it exits. GitHub Copilot's native installations are recognized too.
  Settings → Agents → Show active agent icons controls the feature.

Fixed

• Background images no longer leave opaque patches behind dim or italic
  terminal text. Deliberate terminal background colors and selections remain
  visible. Improve text contrast, under Appearance → Background, helps
  faint text stand out; turn it off to keep the exact colors chosen by a CLI.

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Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance.

TermHQ v0.2.13

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.12

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.11

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.10

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.9

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.8

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.7

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.6

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings