Spelara

Install

SteamCMD or direct download, with live progress

Pick a game from the catalog, type a folder path, hit Install. Most servers download through SteamCMD with output streamed to you in real time; non-Steam games like Minecraft and Terraria download directly, and Java servers run on a bundled Java runtime — no separate install. When it's done, the server appears on your dashboard ready to start.

Run

Starts servers as hidden Windows processes

Spelara launches your server executable with the right flags and keeps track of the process. If it crashes, you can configure it to restart automatically — up to a limit you set before it stops trying.

Logs

What the process prints, you see instantly

Open any server and go to the Logs tab. Output streams over WebSocket in real time — no page refresh, no polling.

Config

Edit config files in your browser

Spelara scans the server folder and surfaces the config files — INI, JSON, XML, YAML, CFG. You edit them in a browser-based editor with automatic backups — if you break something, restore the previous version in one click.

Remote

HTTPS + TOTP for access outside your network

Enable remote access in Settings and Spelara sets up HTTPS with a self-signed certificate. Protect it with a password and TOTP — scan the QR code with any authenticator app. An optional guest account lets others view servers without being able to control them.

Schedule

Timed restarts without cron

Set a recurring action — start, stop, or restart — for any server. Pick the days of the week, a time, and a timezone. Useful for daily restarts or scheduled maintenance windows.

Console

Send commands to a running server

For console-driven servers, type a command on the Logs page and Spelara sends it straight to the server's input — run things like Hytale's /auth login or a Minecraft save/op without opening a terminal.

Alerts

Discord notifications on start, stop & crash

Point Spelara at a Discord webhook and get a message the moment a server starts, stops, or crashes — so you know when something goes down without watching the dashboard.