Every Falix server comes with a stack of tools, each on its own page in your server menu. This article is the map: one line on what each page does, and a link to the full guide when you want more.
🎯 Good to know: The menu is arranged a little differently on free and premium servers, so throughout these guides we say "open X from your server menu" rather than pointing at a fixed spot. And some pages only appear for the kind of server you have — game servers get world and player tools, application servers get package and deploy tools — so don't worry if your menu is missing something below.
The pages every server has
| Page | What it's for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Console | The live window into your running server: power buttons, everything it prints, a command box, and smart diagnostics that spot common problems and offer a fix. | Full guide |
| File Manager | Browse, edit, upload and organise every file on your server, with a proper code editor built in. | Full guide |
| Logs | A browser for your server's log files that knows where each game keeps them (for Minecraft, latest.log and crash reports). Search, refresh, download or share a log while you chase a problem. |
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| Network | Your addresses: ports, free subdomains, private server-to-server networking, and a reverse proxy that puts a real domain with HTTPS in front of a web app. | Domains & HTTPS |
| Settings | Server name, startup command, variables, timezone, and the operations that resize, move, clone or reinstall the server. | Full guide |
| Activity | An audit log of who did what and when, filterable by area (Files, Server, Backups, Network and more). Handy when you share a server with other people. |
Running an application server
These appear on application servers — Node.js, Python and the rest.
| Page | What it's for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Packages | Add, update and remove your project's libraries from a search box, no command line needed; the panel edits your package.json or requirements.txt for you. Covered in each language guide. |
Node.js |
| Git | Deploy straight from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or any public repo, with auto-deploy and build steps. | Deploy with Git |
| Starter Templates | One-click starter projects; templates that match your current app are listed first. | How templates work |
| Databases | Add a managed MySQL, PostgreSQL or MongoDB database that outlives restarts. Any server can use one. | Add a database |
Minecraft and other games
Game servers get a set of tools built for the game (these examples are Minecraft's).
| Page | What it's for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Config / Properties | The friendly editor for your game's settings file: gamemode, difficulty, max players, MOTD, whitelist and more. | Customise your server |
| Worlds | Upload a world folder, generate a fresh world, or explore a 3D map of the one you have. | Worlds guide |
| Players | Op, whitelist, ban and unban players from the panel instead of typing commands. | |
| Addons | Install plugins, mods, modpacks and datapacks straight from Modrinth, CurseForge and friends. | Plugins · Mods & modpacks |
| Advertise | Publish your Minecraft server to Falix's public server list, edit the listing with a live preview, and collect votes. |
Keeping your data safe
| Page | What it's for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Backups | Snapshot your whole server and restore it later; free plans store backups in your own Google Drive. | Full guide |
| SFTP | Connect with a desktop client like FileZilla for big uploads and whole-folder syncs. | Full guide |
| Importer | Migrate an existing server here from another host over SFTP or FTP. | Full guide |
| Sub-Users | Invite friends or staff and give each one exactly the permissions you choose. | Full guide |
Power tools
| Page | What it's for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Instances | Run several separate setups on one server and switch between them. | Full guide |
| Schedules | Automate restarts, backups and commands on a timer or an event. | Full guide |
| Firewall | Allow or block traffic by IP, port or rate, with tunable flood-protection settings. Most servers never need to touch it. | |
| Monitoring | A premium health dashboard: a server health score, a performance timeline, and a history of crash reports. |
New here? Start with the Console and File Manager — they're where you'll spend most of your time. From there, everything above is one click away in your server menu.