In development

QuroPanel is under active development. Follow the roadmap and join the first public testing group.

View roadmap Development updates
QuroPanel
Follow development
Platform overviewAll featuresIntegrationsQuroAdminQuroResellerQuroControlQuroCommerceQuroDeployQuroShieldQuroSupportNative appsQuroDeskQuroCLI
Hosting providersResellersAgenciesDevelopersWordPress hostingApplication hostingMigrating inCompare panels
Why open sourceLicenceContributeRoadmapSecurity overviewArchitectureResponsible disclosureRelease signing
Download and installSystem requirementsDocumentationMigration guideDevelopment updatesChangelogCommunityBrand and press
Pricing
Follow development

Customer hosting control panel

The hosting tools customers know, arranged more clearly.

A familiar hosting workspace for websites, domains, files, mail, databases, backups and security.

See the roadmapAll features
Familiar tool categoriesFiles, mail, databases, DNSTools view and site view

Illustration of the QuroControl interface, drawn from the interface specification. Real screenshots replace this once the software is built.

Who it is for

Hosting customers, website managers and email administrators

Websites and domains

  • Addon domains, subdomains, aliases and redirects
  • Document roots, wildcard domains and preview URLs
  • DNS zone editor with record history and rollback
  • SSL status, forced HTTPS and HSTS

Files

  • File manager with preview, code editor and search-in-files
  • Upload, compress, extract and restore from trash
  • SFTP and SSH keys, scoped per directory
  • Malware status shown against the file that carries it

Databases

  • MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL
  • Database wizard, users and per-host access
  • phpMyAdmin, Adminer and pgAdmin
  • Connection strings, import, export and repair

Email

  • Mailboxes, forwarders, aliases and autoresponders
  • Filters, spam settings and quarantine
  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC status with a deliverability score
  • Delivery tracking that names the actual failure reason

Boundaries

What it deliberately will not do

Every one of these is a design decision, not a missing feature.

  • The file manager cannot leave the account home directory. Symlink and archive-traversal escapes are blocked.
  • A customer only ever sees their own database credentials — no shared root tool is exposed through the panel.
  • Tools the package does not include are shown disabled with the reason, rather than hidden.

Other workspaces

QuroAdmin

Server and fleet administration

QuroReseller

Reseller and master reseller management

QuroCommerce

Billing, orders, domains and provisioning

QuroDeploy

Git deployment, applications and WordPress

QuroShield

Security, monitoring and incident response

QuroSupport

Tickets, knowledgebase and operations

Follow the build

The roadmap shows what is specified, what is being built and what is still only planned.

View the roadmap

Contribute

Drivers, integrations, translations and documentation are all places to start.

How to contribute

Report a security issue

Responsible disclosure, with a stated response commitment.

Disclosure policy