Add domains through your existing Nginx or Caddy, plus deploy from any public Git repo

Add Domains Through the Proxy You Already Run — point a domain at your app on a server where your own Nginx or Caddy already owns ports 80 and 443, instead of hitting a dead end

Server Compass reads the complete proxy setup first and shows every site it found; your existing sites are never touched, moved, or replaced

Every domain is planned, the full configuration is validated, and the proxy only reloads once that check passes — a failed reload restores the previous configuration automatically

After the reload, the live address is tested against the server, so a domain only reports as working when it really answers

Free HTTPS on your existing setup — a Let's Encrypt certificate through Certbot on Nginx, or Caddy provisioning and renewing on its own; Certbot is used in a way that never rewrites the vhost Server Compass manages

If Certbot isn't installed you're asked first, and declining simply keeps the domain on HTTP

Apache, OpenLiteSpeed, CloudPanel, and Docker-based Caddy are recognized and explained instead of failing quietly — you can still save the domain as a reference without touching the server

Wildcard domains are refused clearly instead of appearing to work and then failing

Deploy from Public Git Repositories — paste a public HTTPS URL from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or another compatible host, pick a branch, and deploy without connecting an account

Redeploy from the newest commit on your chosen branch, including zero-downtime redeploys, rollbacks, preview environments, backups, and server transfers

Public repositories stay read-only — Server Compass never commits deployment files back upstream; your Dockerfile edits are kept on your server instead

Connected GitHub is unchanged and now comes first in the wizard — private repositories and GitHub Actions builds still work exactly as before

One View for Every Domain — routes, certificates, and the proxy serving each one (Traefik, Nginx, Caddy, or CloudPanel) in a single list with the provider shown next to each domain

CloudPanel sites sit beside everything else instead of living in a separate tab

Search across everything — find a domain by name, by the app behind it, by port, or by which proxy serves it

Repair a domain in one click when a route drifts out of sync; domains that were on the server before Server Compass stay read-only so nothing of yours gets rewritten

Domains keep working after a redeploy — when an app is rebuilt or restarted on your own proxy, its domain is pointed back at the new containers automatically

Rollbacks and restores bring routing with them, so falling back to a previous version no longer leaves a domain pointing at something that isn't there

Decide what happens to a domain when you stop or delete an app — each affected domain is shown with a sensible choice preselected; Force Stop leaves routes untouched and says so

A deployment that starts containers but can't finish a domain now reports 'containers deployed, but one or more domain routes need repair' instead of a plain success

Server migration preflight now tells you whether domains will be set up through the target's existing proxy, reported as a named failure, or copied for reference only

App groups stay correct while you navigate, refresh, or switch servers — no restart needed

Wide app tables scroll inside their card and shorten long values, so the actions menu is always reachable and always opens on screen