WordPress toolkit
Install, clone, or manage every WordPress site from one dashboard. Control themes, plugins, and users in one place.
Made for WordPress, not retrofitted from generic hosting.
Every tool a WordPress site needs, in the place you'd look for it. No cPanel sprawl, no fighting the UI to do something simple.
- Core site management
- Professional workflow and collaboration
- A personalised, accessible experience
Why it matters
Most hosting panels were designed before WordPress existed.
Generic hosting panels assume you're managing a Unix server. They expose every daemon, every config file, every legacy switch from twenty years of features no one removes. Then they bolt a "WordPress installer" on the side and call it WordPress hosting.
The result is a dashboard where a simple task — restore a backup, give a client access to their site, swap PHP versions — takes ten clicks and a tab full of documentation. You stop using the panel and start emailing support for things you should be able to do yourself.
We built a control panel that does the opposite.
What's in the box
Every tool you actually need.
File manager
Manage files directly in the browser with a clean interface for uploads, edits, and deletes across files and directories.
Database manager
Access and manage your databases through a simple graphical interface. Imports, exports, and optimisation are all one click.
DNS editor
Manage your domain's DNS records from the control panel. Changes go live in seconds — no dashboard delays, no API quirks.
Clone and staging
Spin up a full staging environment in under a minute. Test plugin updates, theme switches, or major code changes on a complete mirror of your site, then push to live with one click. Staging URLs are password-protected, so you can share previews without exposing them publicly.
Team management
Invite colleagues or clients to collaborate on specific sites. Assign granular permissions without sharing your primary login.
SSH access
Connect securely with SSH keys for advanced control, passwordless authentication, and access to WP-CLI.
Cron jobs
Schedule scripts and commands to run at intervals, automating the repetitive bits of running a site.
Fully responsive
Manage your sites from desktop, tablet, or phone. The interface adapts to whatever screen you're on.
Multi-language support
Switch the control panel to your preferred language. Each user picks independently — useful when an agency and its clients work in different ones.
Dark mode
Turn on a dark theme to reduce eye strain and stay focused, especially during late-night work.
Logs and statistics
Monitor activity with clear reports on visitors, hits, and bandwidth usage, right inside the dashboard.
How it works
Four design decisions that shape every screen.
The panel isn't an accident of features added over time. It's the result of four decisions we made up front about what a hosting dashboard should be.
Task-oriented, not daemon-oriented
Organised around what you want to do (publish a site, give a client access, restore a backup) rather than which Unix service handles it. No hunting through 30 cPanel tiles to find one setting.
Mobile-first, responsive everywhere
Manage your site, run a backup, swap PHP versions from your phone. Every screen of the panel is responsive — not just the marketing pages.
Multi-tenant by design
Invite clients or colleagues with scoped access — they see only their sites, with the permissions you choose. Agencies can white-label the panel with a custom URL and remove our branding entirely.
Multi-language and dark mode, by default
Panel is available in multiple languages and ships dark mode out of the box. Not afterthoughts. Not paid add-ons.
Proof in production
The panel passes the "non-technical user" test.
“They've made it easy for me — a person without any idea of how websites work — to set up and run my own site.”
The other pillars
The control panel is one of four.
A great dashboard on a slow server still serves a slow site, on an insecure platform still gets compromised, and on a hosted service with bad support still leaves you stuck when something breaks. Here's the rest of the platform.
Frequently asked
Control panel questions, answered.
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Is it cPanel, Plesk, or something custom?
Custom — designed from scratch around WordPress workflows. We've used cPanel and Plesk for years on other platforms; this panel exists because neither was the right shape for managed WordPress hosting.
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Can I give a client access to just their own site?
Yes. Invite a user with scoped permissions — they see only the sites you grant access to, with the actions you allow (e.g. read-only metrics, full deploy access, billing visibility). White-label the panel with a custom URL if you want it fully unbranded.
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Can I use SSH and WP-CLI?
Yes on both. Add your SSH public key from the panel and you're in. WP-CLI ships with every site, so cache flushes, plugin installs, and bulk operations work the way you'd expect from the command line.
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Does the panel work on mobile?
Every screen — backups, file manager, DNS editor, billing. We tested on actual phones, not by resizing a browser window.
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What languages is the panel available in?
English, Romanian, and several other European languages, with more on the way. Each user picks their preferred language independently — useful when an agency and its clients work in different ones.