The hosting panel we always wanted, built from scratch.
KNJ Network is building KNJ Panel — a bare-metal hosting control panel for people who run real servers: real DNS, real mail, real multi-tenant hosting. No containers standing in for infrastructure, no black-box config.
Who we are
KNJ Network
KNJ Network builds infrastructure software for people who'd rather own their stack than rent someone else's black box. KNJ Panel is our first product — a hosting control panel built the way the best-known ones were originally built: directly on top of real Linux services (Nginx, PHP-FPM, Postfix, Dovecot, BIND, MySQL), not a UI bolted onto a hosting API. Every feature you can click in the panel is a real system underneath it — nothing is simulated for the demo.
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A hosting control panel built from scratch — real DNS, real mail, real multi-tenant hosting, no black-box config. Get build updates and be first to know when it's ready to install.
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Deploy from Git, straight into your account
Link a repo, get a webhook, and every push deploys automatically to your own document root — no manual "update from remote" click required. It's the same push-to-deploy pipeline running this very site, just handed to every account.
See it on the roadmap →Link a repo & branch
Get a per-account webhook URL
git push → live
The product
KNJ Panel
Two sides, one coherent app: the Controller for admins and resellers, and the Account panel for their customers — not two separate products bolted together.
DNS that provisions itself
Every new domain gets a full zone automatically — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, nameservers — with DNSSEC, zone templates, and clustering built in.
A real mail stack
Postfix and Dovecot under the hood: mailboxes, forwarders, autoresponders, greylisting, RBL and SpamAssassin filtering, and per-domain routing.
Multi-tenant from day one
Admins, resellers, and their customers each see exactly their own slice — accounts, packages, DNS, and billing scoped correctly at every layer.
PHP without the guesswork
Multiple PHP versions side by side, per-account selection, extension toggles, and one-click ionCube — no manual PPA wrangling.
Security that's actually on
Automatic SSL for every domain, a firewall you can manage from the UI, scoped API tokens, and account isolation enforced at the OS level.
No SSH required to run it
Package installs, config changes, and service restarts all happen through the panel's own privileged automation — not a terminal.
Server vitals, always on screen
Hostname, load average, RAM and disk usage right across the top of every admin page — no separate monitoring tool required.
Updates that find you
A ticker flags a new panel release or pending OS security patches the moment they're available — apply either from the browser, with a live terminal log of exactly what ran.
See it in action
What it actually looks like
Real screenshots, straight from the running dev build — nothing here is a mockup.
KNJ Webmail — our own webmail client, built into the panel itself. Custom folders, drag-and-drop filing, Outlook-style rules, and more.
List Accounts — the admin's full customer roster, one click from provisioning to impersonating.
Controller dashboard — server admins and resellers manage everything from here.
Customer dashboard — the same login username doubles as the system username, all the way down to the document root.
System Updates — pending OS packages, one click, a live terminal log of exactly what ran. No SSH session required.
Where things stand
Roadmap
Tracked openly, feature by feature — not a marketing checklist. Full detail, with dated build notes for every shipped item, on the roadmap page.
Controller
61%The admin and reseller side — accounts, DNS, mail, security, services, and server configuration.
Account
43%The customer side — what an individual hosting account owner sees and manages.