Introduction
What Porthole is and how it keeps your terminal private.
Porthole shares your terminal, peer to peer. You run one command on your machine, hand someone a link, and your terminal streams straight to their browser over an encrypted WebRTC connection.
The signaling server only introduces the two peers. Once they connect, terminal data flows directly between host and browser — it never passes through a server.
Start here
- Installation — get the agent on your machine
- Quickstart — host your first session
- CLI reference — every command and flag
- How it works — the architecture behind the privacy