Getting Started
Understanding the dashboard
A tour of the Kyrbit panel and where everything lives.
The Kyrbit dashboard is custom-built for our hosting workflow rather than being a white-label panel. It's intentionally simple.
The main views
My servers — your servers and bots, with status, software, location, and connection details. Search by name, game, or location. Setup progress appears while a server is being prepared or needs attention.
Overview — server counts and monthly credits reserved. An intentionally stopped server is not counted as an outage.
Server detail — click any server to see:
- Console — live log stream and command input. Use Connect for connection details and the Power menu to start, stop, or restart.
- Content — open Files to manage supported files, or Plugins, Mods, and Modpacks when supported by your Minecraft software.
- Backups — manual snapshots, daily scheduled backups, backup downloads, delete, and restore.
- Settings — General, Startup, Network, and owner-only Team access. Health and Rescue are here when you need troubleshooting. Owners can find resize and delete under Server actions.
- Players — current and recent player list (Minecraft only).
Billing — approved accounts choose a monthly credit plan from Billing -> Plans when live checkout is enabled. Stripe handles card entry, and Kyrbit updates paid allowance only after the signed paid-invoice webhook is received and verified.
Billing separates the allowance summary, Invoices, and Activity. The summary distinguishes paid and complimentary allowance, credits reserved by servers, and available monthly capacity.
Settings — Profile, Security, Connections, Notifications, Referrals, and Advanced account options.
Guides — searchable setup and troubleshooting articles, grouped by category.
Resource bars
Server rows show available CPU and RAM readings. Open a server's Console for its resource details and live output. Spikes during world generation or chunk loading are normal. The controls you see depend on your account permissions and the server's software.
Where to ask for help
The Support link opens your ticket list. Choose New ticket to contact the team, or reopen an existing conversation.
Didn't find what you needed? Open a support ticket. Include what you tried and any error message so the team can help.