SINGLE BINARY. YOUR DATA STAYS LOCAL.

RUN YOUR HOSTSWITH ONE BINARYNOT COMPLEXITY.

NodeXA packs monitoring, terminal, apps, websites and security into one executable, with a built-in web console. Your data never leaves the host.

Features

What it does once installed

01

Host monitoring

Real-time charts for CPU, memory, disk and network, with alerts when metrics go wrong.

02

Web terminal

Open a shell in the browser. Runs non-root by default, with concurrency and time limits, fully audited.

03

App management

One-click installs for MySQL, Redis, Node and more — as containers or system services, managed from the panel.

04

Website hosting

Built-in Caddy handles reverse proxying and automatic HTTPS certificates across multiple sites.

05

Security hardening

SSH policies, firewall, fail2ban and audit logs in one place; high-risk actions require re-authentication.

06

Backup & upgrades

One-click backups; upgrades are signed and SHA-256 verified, with automatic rollback if health checks fail.

Install

Up and running in three steps

x86_64 / arm64 Linux with systemd or SysV.

Quick install

Grab the archive from the download section below and verify its SHA-256.

  1. Download the archive for your platform and check the SHA-256
  2. Extract and register the system service
  3. Open the console and finish setup
terminal
$ tar -xzf nodexa-*.tar.gz
$ chmod +x nodexa
$ sudo ./nodexa install
$ sudo ./nodexa status

The installer detects systemd or SysV and enables start-on-boot. The console listens on 127.0.0.1:8080 by default.

Let your AI install it

If your AI client can run commands on this host (Claude Code, Cursor, …), send it the prompt below and let it handle download, verification and installation.

prompt
Install NodeXA on this Linux host: fetch a matching download URL from https://nodexa.dev/downloads/manifest.json, verify the SHA-256, extract it and run sudo ./nodexa install, then confirm the service is running.

Once installed, the built-in MCP server lets your AI keep managing the host: monitoring, files, terminal and app operations.