# Getting Started

- [What is Termius](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/what-is-termius.md): This page introduces the core concepts of Termius, including Vaults, Groups, Hosts, Keychain, and Terminal, and explains how they work together to organize infrastructure access.
- [Quick start](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/quickstart.md): This guide walks you through installing Termius, setting up your account, and connecting to your first host.
- [Download Termius](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/download-termius.md): This page covers how to install Termius on desktop and mobile devices.
- [Learn about vaults](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/learn-about-vaults.md): This page explains how Vaults in Termius work, how to organize and control access to your infrastructure, and how to create and manage vaults for secure collaboration and data separation.
- [Import existing hosts](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/import-existing-hosts.md): This page describes how to import your data to Termius from a previously used SSH client.
- [Invite your team](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/invite-your-team.md): This page explains how Termius enables team collaboration with Vaults, helping you keep infrastructure data in sync, establish a single source of truth, and manage access for your team.
- [Sync to mobile](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/sync-to-mobile.md): This page shows how to get started on mobile with sync so you can access and manage your infrastructure from anywhere.
- [Glossary](https://docs.termius.com/getting-started/glossary.md): This page defines key terms and concepts used in Termius to help you better understand features, workflows, and documentation.


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