VPS Medic connects to your VPS, runs a full health scan, finds the real cause of a failure and repairs it the safe way. CyberPanel, OpenLiteSpeed, Ubuntu and AlmaLinux. No laptop, no guessing.
is a playbook with diagnosis, verify and rollback steps. No blind reinstalls
credentials stored on our servers. Everything stays on your phone
from "lsws failed" to a verified fix, with the full console visible
servers on one phone. Add, switch and disconnect freely; no per-server fees
Each feature is backed by a repair playbook that knows the difference between Ubuntu and AlmaLinux, between a service that is inactive, failed or masked, and between a quick restart and a reinstall.
Services, disk and inodes, memory and swap, load, open ports, failed SSH logins, pending security updates, SSL expiry per site, last backup. One screen, colour-coded.
Config validity, docroot permissions, PHP version and extensions, certificate chain, DNS pointing at this server, a live request test, log errors from the last 24 hours and injected-file checks.
lsws won't start, 503 after upgrade, lscpd/gunicorn down, broken Python venv, missing psutil, Dovecot, PowerDNS, firewall. Root cause first, reinstall last.
Journal, package cache, rotated logs, temp files, pip and LSCache in one "Safe clean" tap. Old kernels and backups only with confirmation. Active logs are truncated, never deleted.
Updates each lsphp version one at a time, checks extensions before and after, keeps your php.ini, restarts once, then tests every site. Flags EOL versions instead of pretending they updated.
Detects OOM kills, finds the process eating RAM, drops caches, creates swap when there is none and suggests worker tuning for lsws and MariaDB.
Every command the engine runs streams to your phone with timestamps and colour. Preview the plan before it runs. Copy or save the log.
Install CyberPanel on a clean VPS and pick the version. Snapshot before every panel upgrade with one-tap restore. Forgot the panel or WebAdmin password? Reset both in one tap and copy them to the clipboard.
Keep every server you manage in one list, no per-server fees. Switch, disconnect, reconnect. Credentials encrypted on-device; the app installs its own SSH key and offers to disable password login.
Enter IP, port and root password or key. VPS Medic connects over SSH, detects the OS and panel, and installs a tiny agent so later checks are instant. Credentials never leave your phone.
A scan is read-only. It collects service states, logs, disk, memory and config tests, then matches the evidence to a root cause — not just the symptom.
You see the plan, the commands and the expected downtime. The engine runs the lightest repair, verifies it worked, and escalates only if it must.
A tool that "auto-fixes" by reinstalling is how servers get worse. VPS Medic's engine follows one contract for every playbook, and the app shows you which rung it is on.
Read-only. Service status, journal, logs, disk, inodes, RAM, config tests.
Match evidence to a cause: disk full, OOM, port conflict, corrupt binary, broken venv…
Start, enable, permissions, cache. Then config and single packages, with a snapshot first.
Did the symptom go away? Is every site still answering? If not, climb one rung.
If anything that was healthy stops, the snapshot is restored automatically and you get a report.
/home, databases, or panel and web-server config.{
"id": "lsws-down",
"causes": [
{ "id": "port-conflict",
"when": "port80 != '' && port80 !~ 'litespeed'",
"fix": [{ "level": 2, "confirm": true,
"run": "disable apache/nginx; restart lsws" }],
"verify": { "run": "ss -ltnp :80 | grep litespeed" } },
{ "id": "binary-corrupt",
"when": "journal =~ 'segfault'",
"fix": [{ "level": 2, "backup": "/usr/local/lsws/conf",
"run": "{pkg.reinstall} openlitespeed" }] }
],
"fallback": { "action": "report" }
}This is a real repair session: OpenLiteSpeed crashing with signal 11 after a package update on Ubuntu 24.04.
Uptime monitors tell you a site is down. Panels show you buttons. Terminal apps give you a shell and leave the thinking to you at 2 a.m. VPS Medic is the only Android app that diagnoses the root cause on a CyberPanel server and repairs it with a verify step and a rollback.
| Uptime monitor | SSH terminal app | CyberPanel itself | VPS Medic | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tells you something is down | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Finds the root cause (port conflict, corrupt binary, broken venv, disk full, OOM) | — | You, by hand | — | ✓ automatically |
| Repairs with lightest-first steps, verify and rollback | — | You, by hand | — | ✓ |
| Works when the panel itself is down (503, lscpd failed) | — | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Per-website health: config, PHP, SSL chain, DNS, live request, log errors, injected files | Partly | — | Partly | ✓ |
| Safe disk cleanup that never deletes data or open logs | — | — | — | ✓ |
| PHP update that checks extensions and tests every site after | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Reset and copy forgotten panel / WebAdmin passwords | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Install CyberPanel on a fresh VPS from the phone | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Credentials stay on your device | n/a | Varies | n/a | ✓ |
| Unlimited servers for one price | Per monitor | Varies | Per server | ✓ |
Generic tools know Linux. VPS Medic knows that CyberPanel runs in its own venv, that lsws can be masked, that lsphp has one external app per version, and that the panel's pip is not the system pip.
Observe, diagnose, fix lightly, verify, roll back. The ladder is the same for every problem, and the app shows you which rung it is on.
VPS Medic is built from years of fixing CyberPanel servers manually, for real SaaS tools and client sites. The playbooks are the repairs that kept recurring.
All prices in US dollars. One license covers unlimited servers on one phone. Try every feature free for 3 days, then message us on WhatsApp with the plan you want; you get a payment QR and your key within minutes.
No. Server credentials are stored encrypted on your phone using the Android Keystore, and the app connects straight to your VPS over SSH. Our license server only ever sees your license key and an anonymous device hash. On first connect the app installs its own SSH key and offers to disable password login for you.
Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux 8 and 9, running CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed. Other setups get the read-only diagnostics, not the repair playbooks. End-of-life systems such as Ubuntu 20.04 and CentOS 7 are detected and flagged.
The engine is built around preventing exactly that. Every fix starts with a read-only diagnosis, runs the lightest repair first, verifies the result, snapshots config before anything heavier, and rolls back automatically if a service that was running stops. Data in /home and your databases are never deleted.
You get a diagnosis report: what failed, the evidence collected, what was tried and in what order, and the manual steps a senior admin would take next. You can send that report to support in one tap. There is no blind reinstall.
Unlimited, on every plan. A license is tied to one phone, not to servers: add, switch and disconnect as many as you like. Plans differ only by billing period (monthly, yearly or lifetime). Moving to a new phone is a one-tap reset once every 30 days, or a quick message to support.
VPS Medic is distributed directly as an APK so we can keep prices fair without store fees and ship engine updates the same day. Every release is published with its SHA-256 checksum on the download page, and the app checks for updates itself.
Free for 3 days, every feature unlocked. Nothing to install on your laptop.