SolusVM VPS Dashboard

A lightweight, 100% private sidebar monitor for SolusVM VPS. View status, reboot, and manage multiple servers in your browser.

SolusVM VPS Dashboard is a lightweight, local-only Chrome extension for managing SolusVM-based VPS servers from your browser. It is built for VPS users who still have servers on SolusVM panels and want a faster way to check provider-side status, bandwidth, resources, and basic power actions without opening each provider panel. This is not a generic VPS monitor. It does not replace tools like Beszel, Uptime Kuma, Prometheus, or Netdata. It is a small SolusVM API dashboard for quick provider-side checks and power controls. Key Features Multi-server management Add and manage multiple VPS API profiles in one place. Quickly switch between servers from the popup. SolusVM v1 support Supports the SolusVM v1 Client API for status, resource information, bandwidth, IP address, hostname, reboot, boot, and shutdown actions. Experimental SolusVM 2 support SolusVM 2 REST API support is available as an experimental option. You can select SolusVM 2 in the settings page and use an API token. Because providers may expose different endpoint formats and response fields, feedback is welcome if your provider does not work as expected. Provider-side resource view View status, memory, disk, bandwidth, IP address, hostname, OS/template, and other fields when available from the API. Power actions Run reboot, boot, and shutdown actions directly from the popup. Reboot and shutdown include an inline confirmation panel to reduce accidental operations. Tags and search Add tags to servers and quickly filter or search your VPS list. Default server Mark one server as the default so it loads first when opening the extension. Dark mode Switch between light and dark mode. The preference is saved locally. Privacy mode Blur sensitive fields such as hostname and IP address when taking screenshots or sharing your screen. Configuration import and export Export your local configuration as a JSON backup and import it later. This is useful when moving between browsers, machines, or local development builds. Important: exported configuration files include API credentials. Keep them private and do not share them publicly. Multilingual interface The extension supports: English Simplified Chinese German French Russian Local-only and privacy-first No backend server No account required No telemetry No analytics No third-party proxy No data collection Your API URL, API Key, API Hash, API Token, and configuration data are stored locally in Chrome storage. API requests are sent directly from your browser to the SolusVM endpoint you configure. What this extension does not do It does not support Virtualizor, Proxmox, cPanel, Plesk, or generic SSH-based monitoring. It does not install an agent inside your VPS. It does not continuously monitor uptime in the background. It does not collect or upload your server data. Getting started Open the extension settings page. Add a server profile. Choose SolusVM v1 or SolusVM 2 experimental. Enter your API URL and credentials. Test the connection. Open the popup to view status and perform quick actions. For SolusVM v1, the API endpoint usually looks like: https://panel.example.com/api/client/command.php For SolusVM 2 experimental mode, a full virtual server API URL is recommended when available, for example: https://panel.example.com/api/v1/servers/123 Feedback If your provider returns a different API format or SolusVM 2 does not work with your panel, please use the built-in feedback link to open a pre-filled GitHub issue. Do not include API keys, API hashes, tokens, IP addresses, hostnames, or other sensitive information.