Use

Browser mode

The same terminal in a browser tab, for when you would rather click than type. It runs on your machine at 127.0.0.1 and shares the vault, settings and receipts with the full-screen terminal.

Start it

npx zeroterm --web      # or: zeroterm --web, or pnpm start -- --web from source

zeroterm prints the address to open:

  zeroterm 0.1.0 (browser mode) — zero platform fee. Your keys never leave this machine.

  Open: http://127.0.0.1:7979/#t=…
  Data: /Users/you/.zeroterm
  RPC:  your RPC

Open that exact link. The part after #t= is a one-time token made fresh at each start; without it the page cannot talk to zeroterm. Do not share the link while zeroterm is running. Quit with ctrl+c in the terminal that started it.

To use another port, pass --port:

zeroterm --web --port 8080

ZEROTERM_PORT does the same.

What is on the page

The header: your wallet, its balance and the wallet button (send SOL, show the secret key, get rent back), "saved vs Axiom" (or the terminal you compare with), whether the new-coin feed is live, and a warning while you are on the public RPC.
The pit: new coins, or hot coins.
The board: the open coin's live price, market cap, curve progress and tape.
The order card: buy or sell, the size presets or any amount, the speed, the anti-sandwich chip, the quote, and a dry-run button that simulates the order on mainnet without sending it.
Receipts: every trade with its routes, slot and fees.
Settings: the gear icon opens the same settings as , in the terminal.

The vault, the wallets, the settings and the receipts are the same files the full-screen terminal uses, in ~/.zeroterm/. The vault is unlocked separately in each running zeroterm.

How it stays private

The page talks only to the zeroterm process on your machine, which accepts requests from its own page on 127.0.0.1 and nothing else. Keys and security has the details.