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ContextAdmin is a self-hosted panel that runs AI coding agents in containers on your own server or computer, keeps project contexts and publishes applications on your domains.

Choose your plan

Create a project, code with an assistant
and publish it online. Code, context
and running applications in one panel.

Install it on a server or your own computer. You use your own coding assistant subscriptions.

Runs on systems you already know - locally, on a server, in the cloud

UbuntuDebian WSLFedoraLinux MintRed HatRocky LinuxAlmaLinuxCentOSopenSUSEArch LinuxManjaroAlpine LinuxPop!_OSelementary OSZorin OSMX LinuxKali LinuxEndeavourOSNixOSGentooSUSE Linux EnterpriseOracle Linux
Use cases

What ContextAdmin will help you with.

An architecture ready for work, on your laptop and on a server. Locally you build, on a server you host and automate. Any stack, any open source tool.

Local version

Build anything on your own computer

Every project gets its own containers, so a WordPress site, a Laravel API and a Flutter app sit side by side without getting in each other's way. The AI assistant writes the code, you review it and decide.

  • Websites

    Company sites, landing pages and blogs on WordPress, Drupal or a static site generator.

  • Online stores

    WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento or Shopware with a copy of the database for safe testing.

  • Plugins, modules and themes

    Extensions for CMS and e-commerce platforms, checked against several versions at once.

  • Mobile apps

    Flutter, Kotlin or Swift, together with the API the app talks to.

  • Web apps and SaaS

    React, Vue or Next.js on top of Laravel, Django, Node.js or Go.

  • Desktop apps and tools

    Electron, Tauri, command line tools and scripts that automate your own work.

  • APIs and integrations

    Payment gateways, couriers, accounting systems, webhooks and data imports.

  • Legacy code

    The assistant reads the whole codebase and moves an old PHP project to a current version.

Works with

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • PrestaShop
  • Magento
  • Shopware
  • Drupal
  • PHP
  • Laravel
  • Symfony
  • Python
  • Django
  • FastAPI
  • Node.js
  • React
  • Vue
  • Next.js
  • Svelte
  • Angular
  • Flutter
  • Android
  • Kotlin
  • Swift
  • Go
  • Rust
  • .NET
  • Electron
  • Tauri
  • PostgreSQL
  • MariaDB
  • MongoDB
  • Redis

…and any other open source stack.

Server version

Host and automate on your own server

One VPS or dedicated server replaces several paid services. Projects run in containers with HTTPS, mail and DNS, and agents keep working on schedule while you are offline.

  • Project hosting

    Containers, HTTPS certificates, mailboxes and DNS zones for you and your clients.

  • Websites and online stores

    Production and staging side by side, with uptime monitoring.

  • Scheduled automation

    Cron jobs, queues and n8n workflows: reports, imports, price syncs, newsletters.

  • AI agents

    Agents that answer tickets, sort mail, write product descriptions or watch logs. Local models through Ollama too.

  • CRM and ERP systems

    Odoo, Mautic or your own CRM built around the way your company sells.

  • Internal tools

    Dashboards and reports in Metabase or Grafana, files in Nextcloud, team chat in Mattermost.

  • App backends

    Your own API, Supabase or Appwrite, sign-in through Keycloak, file storage in MinIO.

  • Customer service and marketing

    Help desk in Chatwoot, newsletters in listmonk, analytics on your own server in Matomo or Plausible.

Works with

  • Docker
  • nginx
  • Traefik
  • Roundcube
  • n8n
  • RabbitMQ
  • Ollama
  • LangChain
  • Odoo
  • Mautic
  • Chatwoot
  • listmonk
  • Nextcloud
  • Mattermost
  • Gitea
  • Metabase
  • Grafana
  • Prometheus
  • Uptime Kuma
  • Matomo
  • Plausible
  • Supabase
  • Appwrite
  • Keycloak
  • MinIO
  • Directus
  • Strapi
  • Ghost
  • Baserow
  • Medusa

…and any other open source stack.

  • Deployment pipeline

    Create projects your way

    Every project gets its own containers, settings and publishing path. Start from a ready-made template or your own setup and decide where it goes live.

  • In every plan

    Anonymize sensitive data

    Scan a copy of the production database and replace personal data before an AI agent sees it. Ready-made profiles or your own rules, with a dry run first.

  • One panel

    Build. Code. Deploy.

    The agent writes code in the project containers, you review the changes in Git, and the same panel runs, monitors and publishes the application.

Teamwork

A set of tools that make work easier.

Four core features that matter most.

Work in containers, any stack for your project

Full control over context

Full Git integration

Any environment and one-click publishing

How it works

A simple process, clear decisions.

Three steps take you from an empty server to your first running project. Install it yourself or have us do it.

01

Prepare a computer or server

Linux with systemd, or Windows with WSL installed. Point a subdomain or domain at it to manage the panel.

02

Run the installer

One command installs everything. The installer sets up all the components and takes care of updates.

03

Create your first project

Upload your project, use a ready-made container setup, then run it and publish it.

Features

Your server works with AI assistance

Three things the panel does for you every day: it watches your applications, remembers what was agreed and sees publishing through to the end.

Uptime monitoring

Every two minutes the panel checks each application and alerts you to downtime or unexpected load.

Contexts

Every context is saved, and you can return to it at any time. Come back after a week and pick up exactly where you left off.

Task scheduler - LLM, cron, job queue, message queue

Build any automation you need. You decide whether a task is run by an agent or by an ordinary recurring process.

FAQ

Your questions, clear answers.

What to know before you install: where the panel runs, who bills you for AI and what happens to your license after a year.

What is ContextAdmin?

ContextAdmin is a self-hosted panel that runs AI coding agents in containers on your own server or computer, keeps project contexts and publishes applications on your domains. You install it yourself, connect your own Claude, Codex, opencode or Ollama accounts and work on projects in Docker containers. On the Server and Team plans the same panel publishes them on your domains, with a built-in mail server and DNS.

How is ContextAdmin different from Coolify, Dokploy or cPanel?

Coolify and Dokploy deploy applications, and cPanel or Plesk manage hosting accounts. ContextAdmin starts earlier: an AI agent writes the code inside the project containers, every conversation is saved as a named context, and the same panel then runs, monitors and publishes the application. You do not need one tool for coding and another for deployment.

What do I need to install ContextAdmin?

A dedicated server, compute cloud, VPS or computer running Linux with systemd. Windows requires WSL. You also need administrator privileges and a purchased license.

Does the subscription include AI costs?

No. The costs of Claude, Codex, OpenAI and other AI providers are not included in the subscription.

Which AI coding assistants does ContextAdmin work with?

Claude Code and Codex through your own subscriptions or API keys, opencode, and local models through Ollama. You add account profiles in the panel and pick one when you start a session. The AI provider bills you directly; the subscription does not include those costs.

Can I pay monthly?

Yes. You can pay for the Local, Server and Team plans monthly or yearly; with yearly billing you pay for 10 months instead of 12. The fee covers use of the panel and new versions released during the paid period. You can turn off renewal in the customer panel; you keep access until the end of the paid period. You have 30 days after purchase to get a full refund.

Ready to launch
your first project?

Choose the plan that fits the way you work. The guide walks you through installing, activating and starting the environment.

See the plans