RCON · SFTP · Pebblehost

Operate your Minecraft server from the browser

Connect with RCON, SFTP, and optional Pebblehost panel data—then monitor status, edit files, browse logs, run the console, install plugins from Modrinth, fire quick actions, and enable add-ons without signing into five different panels.

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Built for how you actually run a server

These features are live in the app today—no roadmap fine print on the homepage.

Overview & control

Probe the process with RCON (status, version, restart). Optionally pull Pebblehost RAM/CPU/disk from your panel API, or read Minecraft version from server.jar over SFTP when RCON is quiet.

File manager

Browse your host over SFTP, open and save text configs in the browser, and upload files when you need to drop something in place.

Plugins via Modrinth

See what’s installed (including plugin.yml metadata when available), search Modrinth, install or remove .jar files straight to your plugins folder.

Quick actions

Save RCON command templates with variables for one-click runs. Share them with everyone on the server workspace and review recent run history.

Console & server logs

Send ad-hoc RCON commands with a full audit trail in Run Commands. Tail latest.log and browse dated archives from SFTP under /logs.

Automation

Author automation rules with test runs and history—schedule recurring RCON workflows without keeping a terminal open.

Add-ons

Enable optional modules per server. Today that includes Tebex (store dashboard, settings, and transactions) and Bingo Announcements (configurable in-chat item prompts).

Player counts

Live player counts via Minecraft server list ping, plus background sampling and analytics when you save a connect address in server settings.

Workspace & team

Multiple servers per account, switch between them, and invite subusers with roles so staff can help without sharing your password.

API keys

Generate per-server API keys for scripts, payment stacks, or webhooks—call the public JSON API over HTTPS from outside the dashboard.

One dashboard, your real connections

Cyclophage doesn’t replace your host—it talks to the APIs and protocols you already use, so you stay in one tab for day-to-day ops.

  • RCON for live status, restart, quick actions, and ad-hoc console commands
  • SFTP for remote files, plugin deploys, and log archives under /logs
  • Pebblehost integration for panel state and resource meters (optional)
  • Per-server add-ons such as Tebex store tooling and Bingo Announcements

Get going in three steps

  1. 01

    Sign up

    Create an account and add a server workspace.

  2. 02

    Connect

    Save RCON, SFTP, and/or Pebblehost credentials in Server settings and test the connections.

  3. 03

    Operate

    Use Overview, file manager, plugins, quick actions, console, logs, automation, and add-ons—invite subusers when you’re ready.

Bring your server under one roof

Create an account, connect credentials, and start from the Overview page.

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