Features

This is not an ordinary hosting panel - it is a tool that lets your project grow without limits

Pick a project and go straight to what needs attention: the conversation with an agent, the code, the containers or publishing.

Focus on the project - the tools are at hand

Install locally or on a VPS

Work with AI coding assistants

Manage project contexts

Get notifications

Set schedules, mix freely

A separate environment for each project

Sensible service configuration

Publishing to production

You work on your own

Your own projects and client jobs at hand. Available at any time from your computer or phone.

You build as a team

Assign projects to teammates and agree on a shared way of working with code and agents.

Do you sell hosting?

Add a place to develop applications to your offer, with AI, containers and publishing built in.

On your server

Linux with systemd, 2 GB of RAM to start. The installer sets up the stack, security and backups.

Panel areas

Six areas, one environment.

Unlimited server and local capabilities, limited only by your needs

AI conversations and task contexts

Pick the tool for the task and keep decisions where the code is written.

  • Run Claude Code, Codex or opencode in the selected project.
  • Split tasks into named contexts and return to them after a break.
  • Pick an account profile when a session starts, without logging in and out all the time.
  • View active sessions and available Claude account statistics.

Application environments

Add an existing project or set up a new one from a container template.

  • Start, stop and rebuild services from the project view.
  • Follow logs and each stage of the image build.
  • Use your own Docker Compose file and the assigned port.
  • Arrange projects in groups by client or type of work.

Preview address and production domain

Set up access that fits the project stage: client sign-off or work with real users.

  • Share a running application at a public address.
  • Protect the preview with a password handled by nginx.
  • Connect domains and HTTPS certificates after a DNS check.
  • Keep separate projects for development and production environments.

Working on code together

Organize team access and prepare a project for handover to the next person.

  • Assign projects to panel user accounts.
  • Handle branches, tags and reverting changes in Git.
  • Save context summaries and use shared instructions for agents.
  • Give clients panels with no limit on the Server and Team plans.

Maintenance after release

Schedule backups and respond to application availability problems.

  • Back up project files, database dumps and Docker volumes.
  • Verify saved dumps and send backups to a prepared target server.
  • Run backups, shell commands and cron jobs on a schedule.
  • Get notified about failed HTTP checks and when the site is back.

Data anonymization

Check the data in the database before you use it in a development environment.

  • Review scan results by data type, table and column.
  • Pick a ready-made anonymization profile or your own conditional rules.
  • Preview the scope of the operation in a dry run.
  • Afterwards, compare a repeat scan and check the application’s features.

Match the plan to your project

Compare the plans and read in the documentation how to prepare your first installation.