This is a new GPU-accelerated terminal emulator written in C++23, forked from Zutty, targeting macOS and Linux. The source claims measurable performance advantages: on a 100MB ASCII scroll test, it reaches ~118 MiB/s versus alacritty's ~99 MiB/s, and on malformed UTF-8 input it sustains ~51 MiB/s versus alacritty's ~31 MiB/s. It uses Vulkan on Linux and Metal on macOS for rendering, maintains terminal state on CPU, and bundles fonts to run without system dependencies. The project emphasizes correctness—claiming over 5,000 tests harvested from a dozen established terminal test suites—and includes security-by-default policies (apps can't read selections or manipulate windows without explicit permission). It supports standard features: VT52–VT5xx controls, Unicode grapheme clusters, 24-bit color, multiple mouse protocols, and shell integration. Build requires C++26 support (LLVM on macOS), and runtime requires Wayland+Vulkan on Linux or Metal on macOS. The codebase is transitioning from GPL to MIT licensing, though GPL material still in the tree means distribution is currently GPL-constrained.