Documentation

TurboPanel gives you one simple place to connect servers, deploy websites and applications, run databases, and handle daily operations.

Private alpha — not yet publicly available

TurboPanel High Availability and self-hosted control planes are both in private alpha and not yet publicly available. These docs describe the product as we work toward a beta release. Join the waitlist for TurboPanel High Availability or preview self-hosted docs to see what is planned.

Get started

What TurboPanel is, how it fits together, and installation paths

Develop

Prerequisites and tooling for the multi-repo local environment

Deploy

Control plane layout, daemons, and production operations

API reference

Interactive Client and Daemon REST docs

Control plane

TurboPanel High Availability is the planned default when you want TurboPanel to operate the control plane worldwide. Self-hosted delivers the same product on infrastructure you run. Both paths are in private alpha and not yet publicly available.

TurboPanel High Availability

Planned default when TurboPanel operates the control plane worldwide. Private alpha — not yet publicly available; join the waitlist for access updates.

Self-hosted

Run the control plane on infrastructure you operate. Same product experience — your team owns uptime, upgrades, backups, and public access. Private alpha — preview docs only until a public release.

Details live in the introduction. For status and the TurboPanel High Availability waitlist, see pricing.

Source

Six sibling Git repositories (not a monorepo), bootstrapped by dev. Local checkouts sit under $HOME. How they fit together is in development architecture; licenses, third-party notices, and Corresponding Source are in Licensing; bugs go to the issue tracker.