Desktop app
Spirit Panel for Windows
The web panel in a dedicated desktop shell — plus tray monitoring, a global hotkey, an always-on-top HUD, and offline status cache the browser cannot match.
Why use the desktop app?
The website panel already covers console, files, schedules, and backups. The desktop app is for staying connected while you play or work in other windows.
- System tray presence — close the window without killing monitoring; jump back in one click.
- Live server list in the tray — see which servers are online and open one directly.
- Desktop notifications — get alerted when a server goes offline or comes back.
- Status HUD — floating always-on-top widget with CPU and state, including cached data if you briefly lose network.
- Global hotkey — default Ctrl+Shift+Space shows or hides the panel from any app.
Windows installer
Creates a desktop shortcut, Start Menu entry, and shows up in Settings → Apps for uninstall.
- Download the installer below
- Run Spirit-Panel-Setup.exe
- Approve the prompt — shortcuts are created automatically
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · ~70 MB · auto-updates on launch
Recommended Windows installer
Full setup wizard with shortcuts, uninstall support, and auto-updates.
Download Setup.exeLinux AppImage
For Ubuntu, Fedora, and other Linux desktops. Mark executable and run.
Download AppImageIncluded
Minimize to trayKeep monitoring while the window is closed.
Status HUDAlways-on-top live (or cached) server states.
Global hotkeyShow or hide the panel from any app.
Desktop notificationsOffline / online alerts for your servers.
Starts on loginOptional autostart — configurable in Preferences.
Offline cacheLast-known server status when the network drops.
Full panelConsole, files, schedules, backups — same as the web app.
Auto-updatesChecks for new versions on every launch.
Windows SmartScreen? Spirit Panel is new — click More info → Run anyway if you see an unknown publisher warning. The app only connects to panel.spirithosting.xyz and Spirit Hosting update URLs.
Installer blocked? Use the portable .exe instead — same app, no install step.