Termly lets you use Google's Gemini CLI from your iPhone or Android device — with end-to-end encryption, full session context, and setup in under 60 seconds. Your desktop runs Gemini CLI; your phone mirrors the session.
Last updated: May 2026
When you step away from your computer, your Gemini CLI session ends.
Termly creates a secure bridge between your desktop Gemini CLI session and your mobile device. Your AI coding assistant follows you everywhere.
See Gemini CLI responses as they stream in — prompts, edits, terminal output — all live on your phone
Same codebase, same conversation history, zero context loss between desktop and mobile
Dictate prompts to Gemini CLI with speech-to-text. Hands-free AI coding anywhere.
End-to-end encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Zero-knowledge: your code never touches our servers.
Install the Termly command-line tool globally:
npm install -g @termly-dev/cliNavigate to your project and start Gemini CLI through Termly:
termly start --ai geminiNote: Termly will automatically detect and launch Gemini CLI if it's installed. A QR code will appear in your terminal.
Open the Termly app on your iPhone or Android device:
Check Gemini CLI suggestions on the train. Approve changes or request refinements without touching your laptop.
Use speech-to-text to describe what you want Gemini CLI to build. Perfect for hands-free sessions.
Move between desktop and mobile without losing conversation history or project context.
Production down? Guide Gemini CLI to fix critical issues from anywhere, even without your laptop.
Termly supports any CLI-based AI coding assistant — not just Gemini.
Yes! Termly lets you use Gemini CLI on iPhone and Android. Install the Termly CLI on your desktop, run `termly start --ai gemini`, and scan the QR code from the Termly mobile app. Your Gemini session mirrors to your phone instantly.
Yes. Termly works with all versions of Gemini CLI. We continuously test compatibility with new releases from Google.
You can send prompts and instructions to Gemini CLI, which will make the edits on your desktop. Code execution happens on your local machine for security and performance.
Absolutely. All communication is end-to-end encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Termly uses zero-knowledge architecture — your code never touches our servers.
Termly doesn't interact with your AI provider APIs. It simply mirrors your existing Gemini CLI terminal session to mobile. Your API usage stays exactly the same.
Your AI coding assistant shouldn't be chained to your desk.
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