One binary.
Your entire
web stack.
The web server, reverse proxy, cache and hosting panel. Together at last. Built in Go. Built for you.
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YOUR WEB.
Everything you need.
Nothing in the way.
Stop connecting the pieces.
Start with a stack that’s already connected.
Five moving parts.
One clear answer.
Bring serving, routing, caching, certificates and administration into one coherent platform.
PHP-FPM and application runtimes run alongside UWAS when needed.Small footprint.
A surprisingly big toolkit.
Readable config.
Remarkable control.
Static site? WordPress? An application behind a reverse proxy? Give it a domain and a few lines of YAML.
- Automatic certificates and renewals
- Per-domain settings, one clear entry point
- Validate, reload, keep building
global:
acme:
email: hello@example.com
domains:
- host: example.com
type: static
root: /var/www/example.com
ssl:
mode: auto
A control panel.
Without another install.
Domains to databases. Deployments to diagnostics.
A complete view, included in the binary.
Domains
Your server.
An AI can talk to it.
Built-in MCP brings structured server management to compatible AI tools. Inspect your infrastructure and manage it through a native interface.
Explore MCPWhat does “one binary” actually include?+
The HTTP server, TLS automation, cache, reverse proxy, rewrite engine, admin API, MCP server and dashboard ship together. PHP-FPM, application runtimes, databases and Docker remain separate dependencies when your workload needs them.
Can I bring an existing WordPress site?+
Yes. UWAS connects to PHP-FPM, imports .htaccess rewrite rules and includes WordPress management workflows. Check PHP extensions, database connectivity and application-specific Apache directives before cutting over.
Is UWAS open source?+
UWAS is available under AGPL-3.0, with a separate commercial licensing option. The current upstream LICENSE file defines the terms. There are no invented pricing tiers here; commercial terms are discussed directly with the project.
Do I need to use the dashboard?+
No. Use YAML and the CLI, the REST admin API, or the built-in MCP interface. The dashboard is included when you want a visual way to manage the same platform.
Where should I start for production?+
Start with the installation guide, configure a real domain and HTTPS, keep management listeners private, and test backup restoration. Read the release notes and UPGRADING.md, then validate with your own traffic and deployment requirements.
Less stack.
More possibility.
Your domains, your applications, your infrastructure.
Bring them together with UWAS.