Getting Started with RemarkablePanel

A complete introduction to RemarkablePanel: RemarkableCloud's hosted control panel built on Enhance. Create websites, manage email, configure DNS, and set up resellers from one dashboard.

RemarkablePanel is RemarkableCloud’s own hosted control panel, built on the Enhance platform. Unlike cPanel or DirectAdmin which run on your server, RemarkablePanel runs on RemarkableCloud’s shared infrastructure: meaning it consumes none of your Cloud Cube’s RAM or CPU. Your server resources stay entirely free for your websites and applications.

RemarkablePanel is included at no cost with every Cloud Cube. The first user account is free. Additional user accounts are billed on a pay-as-you-go basis: no fixed license fees.

What RemarkablePanel does

Feature	Details
Website hosting	Create and manage websites, addon domains, subdomains
Email hosting	Mailboxes, aliases, forwarders, spam filtering
DNS management	Full zone editor, A, CNAME, MX, TXT, and more
SSL certificates	Auto-provisioned Let’s Encrypt, renews automatically
PHP configuration	Per-site PHP version and INI settings
FTP / SFTP	Create FTP accounts per site
Databases	MySQL/MariaDB databases and users
Multi-server cluster	Manage websites across multiple Cloud Cubes from one panel
Reseller accounts	Create resellers who can manage their own clients
White-label	Your own domain and branding, invisible to your clients

Logging into RemarkablePanel

Your RemarkablePanel URL is provided in your Cloud Cube welcome email. It typically follows the pattern:

https://panel.yourdomain.com

Log into your RemarkableCloud client area at [manager.remarkablecloud.com](https://manager.remarkablecloud.com), go to **Services → your Cloud Cube**, and find the RemarkablePanel URL and credentials in the service details.

Dashboard overview

After logging in you land on the main dashboard showing:

Websites: total sites hosted, recent activity
Email: mailbox count and storage usage
Domains: all domains managed in the panel
Server resources: overview of connected Cloud Cubes
Recent events: SSL renewals, provisioning activity, alerts

The left navigation gives you access to every section. The search bar at the top lets you find any website, domain, or user instantly.

Creating your first website

From the dashboard, click Websites → Add Website.

Enter the domain name (e.g. yourdomain.com). The domain must be pointed at your server's IP before the site can go live, but you can create it now and configure DNS later.

Select the subscription plan: this sets the resource limits (disk, bandwidth, email accounts) for the site. If you haven't created plans yet, use the default.

Click Add Website. RemarkablePanel provisions the site, creates the document root, generates an SSL certificate, and configures the web server automatically.

Click Visit site to confirm it's live.

Managing email

Creating a mailbox

Go to the website and click Email → Mailboxes → Add Mailbox.

Enter the local part (e.g. hello for hello@yourdomain.com), set a password, and configure the storage quota.

Click Add Mailbox.

Your client can then connect using any IMAP/SMTP mail client:

Setting	Value
IMAP server	Your server hostname
IMAP port	993 (SSL)
SMTP server	Your server hostname
SMTP port	587 (STARTTLS) or 465 (SSL)

Webmail

RemarkablePanel includes built-in webmail. Access it at:

https://webmail.yourdomain.com

DNS management

RemarkablePanel includes a full DNS zone editor. Go to Domains → yourdomain.com → DNS.

Common records you’ll manage:

Record type	Common use
A	Point domain or subdomain to an IP address
CNAME	Alias one domain to another
MX	Mail server routing
TXT	SPF, DKIM, DMARC, domain verification
NS	Nameserver delegation

After changing DNS records, allow up to 24 hours for propagation worldwide. Most records update within 1-4 hours. Use [dnschecker.org](https://dnschecker.org) to verify propagation.

PHP configuration

RemarkablePanel lets you set PHP version and custom INI values per website:

Open the website → PHP
Select your PHP version (8.1, 8.2, 8.3 available)
Under PHP Settings, override individual php.ini values: memory_limit, upload_max_filesize, max_execution_time, etc.
Save: changes apply immediately, no server restart needed

Subscription plans (resource limits)

Plans in RemarkablePanel define the resources available to each website or reseller. Create and manage plans under Plans → Add Plan.

Plan settings include:

Disk space: total storage for files, databases, and email
Bandwidth: monthly data transfer
Email accounts: maximum number of mailboxes
Databases: maximum number of MySQL databases
Subdomains: maximum number of subdomains
FTP accounts: maximum FTP users

Reseller accounts

RemarkablePanel supports multi-tier reselling. You can create reseller accounts that have their own dashboard, their own clients, and their own branding.

Go to Customers → Add Customer.

Fill in the customer's name, email, and set a password.

Assign a subscription plan that defines their resource quota.

The customer receives a login invitation and can manage their own websites independently.

Your customers see your branding, not RemarkableCloud's. Configure your panel domain and logo under **Settings → Branding** to make the panel appear completely as your own product.

Multi-server setup

RemarkablePanel can manage websites across multiple Cloud Cubes from a single panel. Add additional servers under Servers → Add Server and provide the server’s API credentials. Once connected, you can provision websites on any server in your cluster from the same dashboard.

This is ideal for:

Separating clients across servers for isolation
Horizontal scaling: add servers as your customer base grows
Geographic distribution: host sites closer to their users

Accessing the file manager

Each website has a built-in file manager:

Open the website → Files
Browse, upload, edit, rename, and delete files directly from the browser
For bulk operations, use SFTP with the credentials from SSH/SFTP section

Next steps

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