meshTerm SSH Client Tailscale Reviews: Is It Legit?

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Is meshTerm SSH Client Tailscale Legit?

meshTerm SSH Client Tailscale appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for meshTerm SSH Client Tailscale is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Great app - missing Herdr for Windows

Hi - great terminal so far and I can see myself getting lots of use for my homelab out of it. But I got stopped short during herdr onboarding as meshTerm says herdr doesn’t support windows which is no longer true; they have a native windows server now. Would be great if you could update so I can utilize herdr across all my devices. Would also be cool to see more options added to the agents tab - are more planned?
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Response from developer

Thank you for the five stars and for the detailed feedback. You're right, herdr now has a native Windows server, and our next update adds support for it. You'll be able to set up and use herdr on your Windows machines from meshTerm, just like your Linux and Mac hosts. The update is with App Store review now, so it should reach you soon. If there are specific features you'd like to see in the Agents tab, please send them through Settings > Feedback and Feature Requests > Request a Feature, which opens a request on our GitHub. Thanks for helping shape meshTerm, and enjoy the homelab!

Polished with some rough edges

Very polished and ambitious for a new app, but the error recovery and onboarding could use another UX pass.

Response from developer

Thanks so much taking the time to review, and for highlighting these two important areas. Version 2.2, out now, includes a full pass on both. On error recovery, connection failures now explain what went wrong in plain language and offer a one-tap fix where there is one, and reconnecting after a dropped network or a locked phone is much smoother. On onboarding, adding your first host is quicker and clearer: you can trust a new host and set up herdr right from the setup sheet, without detours. v2.2 also adds Settings › Feedback and Feature Requests, where you can report a bug, raise an issue or request a feature in a couple of taps. If anything still feels rough, we'd love to hear about it there. We read everything, and it will directly shape future fixes and features.