Where everything is

What this page is for. Every page and every tab of SixPanel, in the order the menu shows them, with one line on what each is for — so you can find a thing by what it does.

You need

• Nothing. This list is made from the panel's own menu every time SixPanel is built, so it always matches the screen. The search at the top of every page (Ctrl K) finds the same places by other words — cron, SSL, fail2ban (Search).

The server's pages

The menu on every page of the panel, until you open a project or a website.

• Home — Everything on this server at a glance — first how it has run over time, then what each service uses, your projects and backups.
• Projects — Everything this server hosts — 6amMart installs, websites and apps — each with its own address, files and settings, and what each one still needs.
• Email — Mailboxes, forwarders and webmail for your domains, on this server.
• Tabs: Overview, Domains, Mailboxes, Forwarders, Queue, Delivery log, Webmail, Settings.
• Cloudflare — Your Cloudflare accounts, the settings of every zone and all their DNS records, in one place.
• Tabs: Overview, DNS.
• Server — The machine itself: health, monitoring, services, the disk, the database, cron jobs, a terminal and the firewall.
• Tabs: Health, Monitoring, Services, Disk, Database, Cron jobs, Terminal, Firewall, Info.
• Software — Optional programs for this server, and the PHP and Node.js versions its websites run on — installed, updated and managed here.
• Tabs: All software, PHP, Node.js.
• Backups — Set up backup storage, run backups, and restore a snapshot if something goes wrong.
• Activity — Everything that happened on this server — who did it, which project it touched, and how it went.
• Security — Everything about who can get into this panel — and a record of what they did.
• Tabs: Sign-in, Access, SSH, Brute-force protection, Security score, Sharing, Deploy keys, Activity log.
• AI — SixPanel's own AI: an assistant that runs this server for you, and a connection for your own AI agent.
• Tabs: Tia, AI Coding, Automations, Monitoring, Connect, Chat apps, Providers, Settings.
• Accounts — Resellers and users on this server: each with its own package of websites, databases, disk, CPU and memory — like WHM and cPanel.
• Migration — Move one project — or this whole server — to another server, without touching your DNS.
• Tabs: Servers, One project, Everything.
• Addons — Extras for SixPanel: a free one installs with one press, and a paid one, like 6amMart, with its purchase code or its zip from CodeCanyon.
• Settings — How this panel talks to you — and the few buttons that take something offline.
• Tabs: General, Alerts, Repairs, Performance, Maintenance, Updates, AllsWeb account, Problem reports.

A 6amMart project's pages

Open a project from Projects, or from the switcher at the top of every page.

• Overview — Everything about this project in one place.
• Deploys — Install, update or move this project — and every deploy that ran, with one-click rollback and push-to-deploy.
• Domain & SSL — Connect your domains to this server — add a name, point its DNS here, then secure it with free HTTPS.
• Database — Database health at a glance — size, slow queries, quick backups, and the phpMyAdmin tool.
• App .env — The 6amMart app’s settings file, changed safely — the panel rebuilds caches and reloads PHP for you.
• Logs — Every log this project writes, in one place, live.
• Web Rules — Redirects, rewrites and response headers for this project’s admin panel and customer website — written into its web server.
• SSH/FTP — Who may sign in to this project's files over SSH, and why it has no FTP users.
• Vhost — The web server files of this project’s admin panel and customer website, and nginx directives of your own.
• Staging & Testing — A private copy of this project where you try changes safely before they go live.
• AI agent — Give Claude Code, Codex or another AI agent this project — and nothing else on the server.
• AI Coding — Write what you want changed in this project; a coding agent does the work as the project's own account.
• SixChecker — What your project’s own settings get wrong — and the one thing to do about each.
• Advanced — Files, scheduled tasks, service controls and a terminal — the tools you rarely need.
• Tabs: Files, Cron jobs, Services, PHP, Terminal.

A website's or an app's pages

A website shows only the pages its kind uses. A page marked only is there for those kinds.

• Overview — Where this website stands and what to do next.
• Docker app (only: Docker app) — This Docker app’s containers, their environment, the compose file and the logs — every port on this server only, reached through its domain.
• Tabs: App, Environment, Compose file, Logs, Settings.
• Build with AI (only: Built with AI) — Describe the website in plain words — Tia writes it, the server builds it and puts it live.
• WordPress (only: WordPress) — Sign in, plugins, themes, caching and tools — updates and restore points are on Deploys.
• Reverse proxy (only: Reverse proxy) — Where this website sends its visitors, and how: the address, the Host header, timeouts, extra headers, a login and a short cache.
• Deploys (only: Static website, Node.js app, PHP website, WordPress, Python app, Java app, Built with AI) — Put new code live — from a ZIP, a folder on your computer, or git — and roll back in one click.
• Domain & SSL — The addresses this website answers on, and their HTTPS certificate.
• Database (only: Node.js app, PHP website, WordPress, Python app, Java app, Built with AI) — This website’s databases and Redis — its own, or its Supabase: connection details, backups and imports.
• Environment (only: Node.js app, PHP website, Python app, Java app, Built with AI) — The settings your app reads from its environment: API keys, URLs, feature switches.
• Logs — What the web server, PHP and the app itself are saying.
• Web Rules — Redirects, rewrites and response headers for this website — written into its web server, no .htaccess needed.
• Vhost — This website’s web server files, read-only, and nginx directives of your own.
• PHP (only: PHP website, WordPress) — This website's own PHP: its version, its extensions and its settings.
• Caching (only: Static website, PHP website, WordPress, Node.js app, Built with AI, Python app, Java app, Reverse proxy) — Which caches fit this website, whether each one works, and what is recommended for it.
• Cron jobs (only: Node.js app, PHP website, WordPress, Python app, Java app, Built with AI) — Commands that run on a schedule, as this website's own account.
• Files (not for: Docker app) — Browse, edit and upload the website's files.
• Terminal (not for: Docker app) — A shell as this website's own account, and who may sign in over SSH.
• SSH/FTP — Who may sign in to this website's files: FTP users with a password, SSH users with a key.
• Backups — This website in the server's backups — and putting it back from one.
• Staging & Testing (not for: Docker app) — A private copy of this website where you try changes safely before they go live.
• AI agent — Give Claude Code, Codex or another AI agent this website — and nothing else on the server.
• AI Coding (only: Static website, Node.js app, PHP website, WordPress) — Write what you want changed in this website; a coding agent does the work as the website's own account.
• Settings — How this website is built and served — and renaming or deleting it.

Software

Optional programs, each installed with one press and managed from its own card on Software: 12 of them have a page of their own there (Software).

A reseller's or a user's menu

An account sees only Projects, Accounts, Email, and the pages of its own websites (Accounts: resellers and users).