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Local Panel
Local SSH server manager with no subscriptions or installs
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Local SSH server manager with no subscriptions or installs
51 followers
LocalPanel is a powerful desktop application that lets you manage any SSH-accessible server directly from your computer. No agents, no bloat, and nothing installed on your remote machines — just a clean, local app that puts complete server control at your fingertips.
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Unlike browser-based control panels or complex CLI-only tools, LocalPanel runs entirely on your pc. There are no monthly subscriptions, no server-side agents to install, and no steep learning curves. Your data stays local — your passwords are encrypted with your device's native security, meaning they remain safe even if your computer is compromised.
If you have any question about it, let me know!
This is the kind of tool I’ve been looking for. Managing servers without installing anything on them and keeping everything in a clean local app sounds perfect.
What kind of features does it include right now (file management, terminal, monitoring, service control, etc.)? And how well does it handle multiple servers at once?
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@hsr88 Thank you for your kind comment. First of all, I’d like to mention some of the app’s most powerful features:
1- Your server passwords are stored within your computer’s own encryption system. This means that even if your computer is hacked, the hacker would need to bypass an additional layer of security to access your server passwords.
2- You can run pre-made scripts on your servers either via drag-and-drop or by writing standard code. We’ve taken care to include many pre-built nodes in the visual coding interface. My personal favourites are the trigger and notify nodes, and I can explain why: With the trigger, you can monitor connections to the server at set intervals and, when an SSH connection is established, run the nodes you’ve linked to it. I particularly like linking a notify node to this to send myself an email. I can even see the IP address of the person connecting to my server.
Although not quite as powerful as these in practice, I can still list the following as strong features:
Server monitoring (CPU, RAM, storage, etc.)
SSH terminal access
Nginx and Apache configurations
Laravel application management
SSL management
Database management
File manager (operates via SFTP)
Docker control
DNS management
Setting up and managing a mail server
Setting up and managing a GitHub server
Firewall management and quick settings
Security score and quick fixes
Managing server users
Cron management
Quick application installation
Web Panel Management (cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, etc.)
Transferring configurations from one server to another
Comparing two registered servers
In my own connection test, I managed to connect to up to 5 servers at the same time without encountering any issues. I think you’d need to have 50 or more servers connected simultaneously for any problems to arise, but it might still work without a hitch, or you might not experience any issues at all. In any case, we’re here to help.
If you have any other questions, I’d be happy to answer them :)