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 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.
The product
Two sides, one coherent app: the Controller for admins and resellers, and the Account panel for their customers — not two separate products bolted together.
Every new domain gets a full zone automatically — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, nameservers — with DNSSEC, zone templates, and clustering built in.
Postfix and Dovecot under the hood: mailboxes, forwarders, autoresponders, greylisting, RBL and SpamAssassin filtering, and per-domain routing.
Admins, resellers, and their customers each see exactly their own slice — accounts, packages, DNS, and billing scoped correctly at every layer.
Multiple PHP versions side by side, per-account selection, extension toggles, and one-click ionCube — no manual PPA wrangling.
Automatic SSL for every domain, a firewall you can manage from the UI, scoped API tokens, and account isolation enforced at the OS level.
Package installs, config changes, and service restarts all happen through the panel's own privileged automation — not a terminal.
See it in action
Recreated at pixel-accurate detail from the running dev build — real screens, real layout, real data shapes.
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.
Where things stand
Tracked openly, feature by feature — not a marketing checklist. Full detail, with dated build notes for every shipped item, on the roadmap page.
The admin and reseller side — accounts, DNS, mail, security, services, and server configuration.
The customer side — what an individual hosting account owner sees and manages.