LeePanel is a 9MB+ desktop app that manages Linux vps servers purely over SSH. No code installed on your server, no extra ports opened β the panel can't be hacked because it doesn't exist there. One native client for SSH Terminal, SFTP, Nginx, MySQL, PHP, Redis, Docker, SSL, Firewall & BBR. Close the app, zero residue. Built with Tauri 2 + Rust + React. Open source, MIT licensed. Windows / macOS / Linux.
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Hey Product Hunt! π
I'm the solo dev behind LeePanel. Here's the story:
Last year I ran a VPS with a popular web-based panel. One morning I woke up to 47 failed login attempts on port 8888 β the panel's own port. The panel had a CVE. My server was one exploit away from being someone's crypto miner.
That's when I realized: the "management tool" was the biggest security risk on my server.
So I asked a simple question β what if the panel never touches the server at all?
LeePanel is the answer. It's a 9MB+ desktop app that does everything a traditional panel does β Nginx, MySQL, PHP, Redis, Docker, SSL, Firewall, file management, terminal β but communicates exclusively over SSH. No agent. No daemon. No extra ports. Your server has zero idea the panel exists.
Why I think this matters:
β No panel code on server = no panel CVE to exploit
β No extra port = no brute-force target
β Close the app = zero residue, zero resource usage
β 9MB installer, not 200MB
It's built with Tauri 2 (Rust + React), fully open source under MIT, and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
This is a solo project, so every piece of feedback genuinely shapes the roadmap. I'd love to hear:
β’ What features would make you switch from your current setup?
β’ Any distros beyond Ubuntu/Debian you need first?
Happy to answer anything. Thanks for checking it out! π
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been using it for a few days on my vps and honestly the no-install approach is kind of genius, just runs locally and talks over ssh. the all-in-one tab layout saves me from juggling three different tools at once.
been using it for a few days on my vps and honestly the no-install approach is kind of genius, just runs locally and talks over ssh. the all-in-one tab layout saves me from juggling three different tools at once.
@parsons_ouΒ Thank you for sharingοΌ