Live console
The server's history loads the moment you open the tab, and new output arrives as it happens. Type a command and read the answer in the same place.
Android app for Pterodactyl panels
Watch the console live, send commands, fix a line of configuration, and start a backup — without opening a laptop. Sign in with the account you already use on your panel.
Free · 12 languages · Optional one-time purchase to remove ads
The server's history loads the moment you open the tab, and new output arrives as it happens. Type a command and read the answer in the same place.
Power state, CPU, memory and disk against your plan's limits. Minecraft servers also show players online, version and ping.
Browse folders, open configuration files in a built-in editor, rename, delete, create folders, and copy a signed download link.
Create, list and delete backups. Locked backups are marked, so you can tell what your panel's retention policy will not touch.
Switch servers from the dashboard in one tap. Administrator accounts can list every server on the panel, not only the ones they own.
Light and dark theme, and 12 languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Indonesian, Malay and Thai.
Two ways in. Pick whichever you are comfortable with.
The login page is your panel's, not a copy — so two-factor authentication, Cloudflare and SSO keep working. Your password is never seen by the app.
Kept for anyone who would rather not type a password into an app, or who wants to manage the key by hand.
The address can be a domain or an IP, with or without a scheme or port —
panel.example.com, https://panel.example.com,
192.168.0.10, http://192.168.0.10:8080. The app works
out the rest.
Install from Google Play to get updates and security fixes automatically.
The app is free and supported by ads. A single purchase removes them for good — no subscription.
Something broken, or missing? Write to me and I answer personally — tell me your panel version and what you were doing, it saves a round trip.
No. The app opens your panel's real login page and never reads what you type into it. What it keeps afterwards is an API key, stored in the phone's encrypted keystore.
Yes, as long as your phone can reach it. Plain http:// addresses and
custom ports are supported.
No. Anything Pterodactyl hosts works: console, files, backups and power controls are the same everywhere. The extra card with players and ping only appears for Minecraft servers, because that is where the query protocol exists.
No. The purchase is tied to your Google account. Reinstall, open the app, and it restores itself; there is also a restore button on the Remove Ads screen.
Not yet. The app is Android only for now.
Your panel address and API key stay on your phone, in encrypted storage. They are sent to your panel and to nowhere else. The full document explains what the ads and analytics components collect: Privacy Policy.