Tide
Tide
Terminal RSS & Atom reader, instead of newsboat
The one that started the family. Feeds, headlines and the article on one three-pane screen.
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A family of terminal apps
Your whole day, from the keyboard.
Feeds, mail, files and containers. Four apps, one layout, one help key.
Four jobs.
Four tabs.
Four sets of habits.
Your feeds sit in a browser, your mail in a window, your servers behind an ssh command and your containers behind a man page. Each one wants different keys.
The shared part
Keyboard first
Move with j and k, cross panes with Tab, act with a single letter. The mouse works; you won't need it.
Panes that stay put
Feeds, mail, files and containers each get a few panes on one screen. Tab moves between them and nothing hides the list you came from.
Help that's in the app
Press ? anywhere for a searchable keybinding reference. No man page, no wiki tab.
A command palette
Forget a key? Type what you want to do and hit Enter.
Themes that stay readable
Nineteen palettes, including Catppuccin, Nord and Gruvbox, with text and borders held to WCAG contrast minimums by automated tests.
Pick your job.
Each one is a standalone binary. Take one, take all four. Same frame, same keys, same themes, all from tideui.
TideMail
Terminal email client, instead of mutt / Thunderbird
Every account on one screen, undo-send with Ctrl+Z, and setup in a form instead of a config file.
See TideMail
TideFTP
Terminal file transfer client, instead of lftp / FileZilla
SFTP, FTP and FTPS with a real transfer queue, conflict policies and a directory mirror.
See TideFTP
WhatTheDock
Terminal client for Docker & Compose, instead of lazydocker / the docker CLI
Containers and Compose stacks, local and remote, in one place. See, log, restart, recreate.
See WhatTheDockNineteen palettes. One rule: readable.
Press T in any app and preview a theme live before you commit. Contrast is checked in every one.
Your data stays yours. Local caches, local config, secrets in the system keychain. Nothing phones home.
Install without a package manager. All four install with one line.