Open Source Hosting Control Panel Apps

Find the best open source hosting control panel to simplify server management! Control domains, databases, files & more. Streamline web hosting tasks.

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Apps in Hosting Control Panel

Go
49%
MIT

Dokku

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

32,202

The smallest PaaS implementation you've ever seen — deploy apps via git push using Docker and Heroku buildpacks on your own server.

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85
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66
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Go 49%
Shell 48%
Updated today
PHP
82%
Apache 2.0

Coolify

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

63,619

Open-source self-hosted PaaS — deploy apps, databases and 280+ services on your own servers with no vendor lock-in

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92
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86
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68
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PHP 82%
Blade 13%
Updated yesterday
Go
73%
GPL 3.0

1Panel

Devops · Hosting Control Panel · Monitoring

37,252

The only open-source VPS control panel with native AI agent runtime — deploy websites, Docker stacks, and local LLMs from one web interface.

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91
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76
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64
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Go 73%
Vue 27%
Updated yesterday
Go
47%
Apache 2.0

Cozystack

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

2,369

Turn bare metal servers into a fully managed cloud platform with a single Kubernetes-native REST API.

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89
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84
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78
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Go 47%
Shell 38%
Updated yesterday
TypeScript
98%
Other

Dokploy

Devops · Hosting Control Panel · Security

37,989

Self-hosted PaaS that deploys apps and databases on your own VPS using Docker, Traefik, and multi-build-system orchestration

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89
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76
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64
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TypeScript 98%
Updated today
TypeScript
96%
Other

CapRover

Developer Tools · Devops · Hosting Control Panel

15,188

Deploy any app, database, or website to your own server in minutes—no Docker or Linux expertise required.

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88
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82
Technical
67
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TypeScript 96%
Updated today
Go
36%

OpenPanel

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

764

Docker-powered web hosting control panel that gives every user a fully isolated environment with dedicated web server, database, and networking — VPS-grade security on shared hardware.

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87
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75
Technical
63
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Go 36%
HTML 30%
TypeScript 24%
Updated yesterday
TypeScript
93%
Apache 2.0

Openship

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

14,912

Openship is an open-source, self-hostable deployment platform that points at a repo and builds, ships, routes, and TLS-terminates the app — driven from a desktop app, web dashboard, or CLI.

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84
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85
Technical
65
Dependency
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TypeScript 93%
Updated today
Go
66%
GPL 3.0

Stormkit

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

264

Self-hostable platform for deploying and hosting modern web apps with automated CI/CD, custom domains, and a built-in serverless runtime — a true open-source alternative to Vercel and Netlify.

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80
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79
Technical
67
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Go 66%
TypeScript 31%
Updated yesterday
Python
53%
CC0-1.0

Mail-in-a-Box

Hosting Control Panel

15,447

Turn a fresh Ubuntu server into a fully configured, self-hosted email system in minutes — SMTP, IMAP, DNS, TLS, webmail, and spam filtering all pre-wired and ready to go.

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76
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68
Technical
0
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Python 53%
Shell 26%
HTML 20%
Updated 2 days ago
Ruby
94%
AGPL 3.0

Ubicloud

Devops · Hosting Control Panel

12,331

Open source cloud infrastructure platform delivering AWS-like IaaS services on bare metal providers at a fraction of the cost.

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76
Repo Health
81
Technical
0
Dependency
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Ruby 94%
Updated yesterday
Go
90%
Apache 2.0

CasaOS

File Storage · Hosting Control Panel

37,363

Your simple, elegant personal cloud OS for home data and apps

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60
Repo Health
71
Technical
65
Dependency
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Go 90%
Updated 3 weeks ago

About Hosting Control Panel

Hosting control panels are web-based applications designed to simplify the complexities of server administration. They offer a graphical user interface (GUI) that streamlines tasks typically performed via the command line, making server management more accessible to users of all skill levels.

Key features commonly found in these panels include:

  • Domain Management: Adding, removing, and configuring domains and subdomains.
  • Database Administration: Creating, managing, and optimizing databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.).
  • File Management: Uploading, downloading, editing, and organizing files on the server.
  • Email Account Management: Setting up and configuring email accounts, aliases, and autoresponders.
  • SSL/TLS Certificate Management: Installing and renewing security certificates to enable HTTPS connections.
  • Resource Monitoring: Tracking CPU usage, memory allocation, disk space, and network bandwidth.
  • Backup & Restore: Automating server backups and restoring data in case of failures.
  • Log Analysis: Reviewing server logs to identify errors and security threats.

These panels are valuable for developers who need a straightforward way to deploy and manage web applications, website owners looking for an easy-to-use server management solution, and system administrators who want to centralize control over multiple servers. They reduce the operational overhead associated with server administration, allowing users to focus on building and scaling their projects.

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