Show HN: I built a native macOS terminal with Git integration in 5 days

Yes. Free to download, no subscription, no account.

No. kero hosts the shell you already run and leaves your prompt, aliases, and dotfiles untouched. The terminal underneath is libghostty, the same core as Ghostty.

No telemetry, no analytics. The only network call kero makes is the update check against releases.kero.sh.

Projects, tabs, and pane layout come back on relaunch. Each terminal reopens as a fresh shell in its old directory, with the previous scrollback restored above a "Session Contents Restored" divider.

No — the terminal stays the center of gravity. The git and files panels exist so you can review and ship what happens in the terminal without switching to an editor.