Introduction

Tsuki Panel is an open-source, self-hosted management platform for Palworld dedicated servers. It gives you one fast dashboard to run your whole server — instead of a pile of tools, RCON commands and manual save edits.

The UX is inspired by Vercel, Linear, Railway and Grafana: dark-mode, responsive, and built as a typed monorepo.

What you can do

• Watch your server live — status, version, uptime, players online, and metric history charts.
• Manage players — see who's online (level, ping), an offline roster with last-seen, and kick/ban with one click.
• Edit the real config — load, edit and save your server's PalWorldSettings.ini from the browser, then restart to apply.
• Automate operations — scheduled restarts, weekly config events (a "Double EXP weekend"), and automatic backups.
• Explore the world — a coordinate map of players, bases, pals, wild spawns, NPCs and bosses; a full Paldeck; and a crafting planner that tells you which pals drop each material and where.
• Deep-edit the save — teleport players (Xbox included), edit player stats, pals, guilds and inventories, through a safe, batched save editor that backs up before every apply.

Two tiers of features

Tsuki Panel works with any Palworld dedicated server over its REST or RCON API. Some features additionally need access to the game's save files and container:

Tier	Needs	Unlocks
Connected	A REST and/or RCON connection	Overview, players, server commands, logs, insights, live config editing¹
Save-mounted	The game's data dir mounted + Docker control	The save editor: teleport, player/pal/guild/inventory edits, backups, guilds & pals from the save

¹ Live PalWorldSettings.ini editing needs the data dir mounted; without it, the Config page is a safe client-side generator (copy/download).

If a tier isn't available, the panel simply hides those pages or shows a friendly "connect your server" state — nothing breaks.

Is it safe?

The save editor is the powerful part, so it's built defensively:

• Every edit is queued, previewed in a batch, and applied in a single stop → backup → edit → start cycle.
• Every apply takes an automatic pre-edit backup first, and you can restore any backup from the Backups page.
• The game container is stopped while a write happens, so the server never rewrites the save from memory mid-edit.

Still — as with any save tool — test on a copy first, and keep backups.

License

Tsuki Panel is released under the MIT License. Contributions are welcome — see the GitHub repository.

Next: Architecture — how the pieces fit together.