Features
24 areas, each made of modules on the same small core. Every line on these pages is either built and tested in our lab, or clearly marked as coming soon.
- In preview
- Built and verified in our test lab. Not released yet.
- Coming soon
- Specified and planned. Not built yet.
- Websites and PHP In preview nginx sites with a PHP-FPM pool per account and PHP version. Every configuration change is validated, swapped in atomically, health-checked and rolled back if anything fails. 9 built, 2 not yet
- Mail and webmail In preview Postfix, Dovecot and Rspamd configured as one unit, with DKIM keys made on the server and every record a mail domain needs published into its DNS zone. 12 built, 3 not yet
- DNS In preview Authoritative DNS on PowerDNS. The panel keeps the zone you want; the server is sent the complete zone and only record sets that changed are touched. 9 built, 2 not yet
- SSL certificates In preview Certificates for every site, mail host and the panel itself. The private key is generated on the server that uses it; only the signing request travels. 7 built, 3 not yet
- Databases In preview MariaDB or MySQL, PostgreSQL and a Valkey instance per account, with three privilege levels that mean the same thing on every engine. 9 built, 1 not yet
- Files, terminal and editor In preview File operations run as the account's own Linux user, so the kernel, not the panel, decides what they can touch. The browser terminal is a real shell in the same place. 9 built, 2 not yet
- Containers and apps In preview Docker Compose stacks for each account. Your compose file is parsed and rewritten from an allow-list before Docker sees it, and checked again on the server. 8 built, 3 not yet
- Storage and backups In preview Connect the storage you already pay for, or run an S3-compatible store on your own server. Backups are encrypted restic repositories, one per account and target. 8 built, 2 not yet
- Security In preview Defence in layers, starting with a web tier that cannot run commands on your servers. Everything else stacks on top of that. 15 built, 3 not yet
- Stats and logs In preview Metrics and logs for the fleet, every server and every account. Customers see only their own data, enforced by the stores themselves. 5 built, 3 not yet
- Resellers and plans In preview Four levels of people, each confined to their own subtree, and plans whose limits are enforced by every module rather than checked once at sign-up. 10 built, 1 not yet
- AI assistant In preview Ask in plain words and get a plan with the exact changes. Nothing runs until you approve it. RespireSoft AI comes with every licence as a monthly allowance, or use your own model key, several providers at once, or a model on your own server. 10 built, 2 not yet
- Store and licence In preview Every capability in RespireCloud is a module with its own manifest. The Store installs, upgrades and removes them on a running panel, and your licence decides which paid ones unlock. 8 built, 1 not yet
- Updates In preview The panel finds a signed release and updates itself, by default at night. If the new release does not start, it puts the old one and its database copy back, and tells you why. 11 built, 1 not yet
- Apps and runtimes In preview Run more than PHP. Deploy an app from Git, keep its workers and cron jobs beside it, and roll back when a release goes wrong. 6 built, 2 not yet
- CDN In preview Turn your own servers into CDN edges. Zones, purge, signed URLs and GeoDNS failover are proven through the API, and the panel has screens for them. 6 built, 2 not yet
- Several servers In preview One panel for several servers: give each a role, put sites behind a load balancer, move an account with its mail, and keep a database replica ready. 6 built, 2 not yet
- Migrations In preview Bring accounts over without guessing. An import shows what it will create before it does anything, and a commit can be rolled back in full. 4 built, 2 not yet
- Integrations and billing In preview Everything the panel does is an action with an API. Billing systems provision accounts through ready modules, and your own tools get tokens and signed webhooks. 5 built, 1 not yet
- Single sign-on and team access In preview Let people sign in with your identity provider over OIDC or SAML, keep the panel's own second factor and break-glass rules, and invite team members who can touch only what you share with them. 8 built, 4 not yet
- White label for resellers In preview Present the panel as your own product. A reseller's customers see the reseller's name, logo and colours on the reseller's own host name, and the product's name appears nowhere they look. 9 built, 3 not yet
- Sizing, plans and the capacity planner In preview The server's size decides what is installed and how it is tuned. Plans then say what a customer gets, and the planner tells you how many more accounts fit before you run out of disk, memory or CPU. 8 built, 3 not yet
- Whole-server recovery In preview A backup you have never restored is a hope. This one was restored: a server was backed up and destroyed, and a blank node was rebuilt from the backup and one encrypted bundle, with every item compared. 7 built, 4 not yet
- The mobile app In preview One app for the servers you run. It signs in through the phone's browser, so passkeys and your identity provider work as they do on a desktop, and it locks behind the phone's biometrics. 6 built, 3 not yet
Not there yet
Planned in the product specification, not built yet.
- A public release Coming soon RespireCloud is in early access. Release signing keys, the download address and edition prices are not final.
- Mobile app in the stores Coming soon The iOS and Android app is built; store listings are not published yet.
- More of SAML Coming soon Single sign-on works with OIDC and SAML today. Encrypted assertions, signed requests and single logout are not built.
- Point-in-time recovery for databases Coming soon Scheduled dumps and restores exist; restoring to a chosen moment is not built yet.
- An independent security test Coming soon An external penetration test before launch has not started.