PhantomCPYour Linux servers, together in one Mac app.
Manage websites, databases, backups, and more over SSH.
Actions depend on account permissions and server configuration.
1-minute load 0.16 · 2 cores
768 MB of 2.4 GB
7.6 GB of 40 GB
Resources used by the web servers and the website folders they serve.
Programs waiting for network connections on this server.
Bring your Linux servers together in one desktop control panel—even with websites and databases already in place. Manage supported configurations over SSH, with the permissions your account allows.
Your server runs independently of PhantomCP. Stop using the app and your services and scheduled jobs keep running. Keep managing them through SSH and the server's native tools.
25 apps and services ready to deploy and manage.
Install WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Grav and more from one place.
For apps that need a database: a fresh database, its own user, and generated credentials.
Install into a selected website. Existing destination files must be archived before replacement.
Schedule encrypted backups of your websites and databases to storage you choose.
Use your own storage account. Storage provider charges may apply.
Set up WireGuard or OpenVPN. Add and remove users, manage settings, and download their connection profiles.
Illustrative network · Use connection profiles with a compatible VPN client.
Manage PHP versions, resource allocation, and modules from one place.
Set shared resource limits, select modules, and install the ones you need for each PHP version.
Choose a site's PHP version and give it a separate PHP account for its own resource limits.
Switch it on. Set the limits.
Clear one site, or all of them.
Enable, disable, or clear page cache.
Site by site. Or server-wide.
Use Redis or Valkey for shared application data, with isolated site accounts where supported. Credentials are created for you.
Valkey: AlmaLinux 10, Rocky Linux 9, RHEL 10.2, Debian 13+, and Ubuntu 24.04+ when enabled repositories provide it. Per-site Valkey instances are available on AlmaLinux 10 and Rocky Linux 9 with a dedicated PHP account; other eligible releases use shared mode.
Switch OPcache on, clear it when needed, and set its memory allocation.
Illustrated controls · Configure your real server in PhantomCP.
Manage server access, filter malicious web requests, and configure HTTPS from the same control panel.
Open or close individual ports. Identify known services by name, and combine Basic, Mail, and VPN presets to suit your server.
| PORT | SERVICE | ACCESS |
|---|---|---|
| 22TCP | SSH | Open |
| 80TCP | HTTP | Open |
| 443TCP | HTTPS | Open |
| 3306TCP | MariaDB | Closed |
Issue a free Let’s Encrypt certificate and automatically configure SSL for your website’s domain names.
Your domain names must point to the server and be reachable for certificate validation.
Enable 8G Firewall for individual websites to help block malicious requests, bad bots, and automated attacks with lightweight web-server rules.
Connect an existing Linux server over SSH. Available features depend on its configuration and your account permissions.
Package and feature availability varies by release and processor. RHEL 10.2 has live core and Server Software validation on ARM64; x86_64 and App Installer acceptance remain unverified.
Debian and other Debian-family systems use fallback support, with a warning before changes. Back up first. Unrecognized systems are read-only.
Start with the server you already own.