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# Introduction

Reviactyl is a modern and open-source game server management panel built using Laravel, React, FilamentPHP, Vite, and Go. It focuses on security and performance by running every game server inside isolated Docker containers while providing users with a clean and intuitive interface.

Manage Servers Like Never Before.

### Supported Games

We support a huge variety of games by utilizing Docker containers to isolate each instance, giving you the power to host your games across the world without having to bloat each physical machine with additional dependencies.

Some of our core supported games include:

* Minecraft — including Spigot, PaperMC, Sponge, Bungeecord, Velocity, and more
* Rust
* Terraria
* Teamspeak
* Mumble
* Team Fortress 2
* Counter Strike: Global Offensive
* Garry's Mod
* ARK: Survival Evolved

In addition to our standard nest of supported games, our community is constantly pushing the limits of this software and there are plenty more games available provided by the community. Some of these games include:

* Hytale
* Factorio
* San Andreas: MP
* Pocketmine MP
* Squad
* FiveM
* Xonotic
* Discord ATLBot
* [and many more...](https://pterodactyleggs.com/)

### Core Team Members

| **Name**        | **Discord**    | **Role**                    |
| --------------- | -------------- | --------------------------- |
| Brijesh Poojary | `bijjuxd`      | Lead Developer / Maintainer |
| wylayy          | `wylayy`       | Project Developer           |
| GunnableScum    | `gunnablescum` | Project Developer           |

### Contributors

Contributors help the development of Reviactyl panel. To start contributing you have to [fork this repository](https://github.com/reviactyl/panel/fork) and [open a pull request](https://github.com/reviactyl/panel/compare).

[![](https://contrib.rocks/image?repo=reviactyl/panel)](https://github.com/reviactyl/panel/graphs/contributors)

### Sponsors

I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the following sponsors for helping fund Reviactyl's development. [Interested in becoming a sponsor?](https://github.com/sponsors/reviactyl)

| **Company**                                           | **About**                                                                                                                                                  |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [**Tietokettu**](https://tietokettu.net/)             | Tietokettu is a company that provides network and server services founded in 2019. Our goal is to create affordable and functional solutions for old ones. |
| [**CloudExa-Hosting**](https://cloudexa-hosting.com/) | CloudExa Provides fast, reliable cloud hosting built for gaming, delivering smooth performance and scalable solutions for game servers and enterprises.    |

### Open Source

Reviactyl is completely open-source, and as such completely open to independent users and auditors to browse our code base and hunt for security issues.

#### Reporting Security Issues

If you notice anything that raises a concern, please reach out directly to `security@reviactyl.app`

For security reasons, we ask that you handle security disclosures responsibly and avoid posting them on GitHub.

### License

Reviactyl™, Copyright © 2025 - Present Reviactyl and contributors.

Project Licensed under [MIT License](https://github.com/reviactyl/panel/blob/develop/LICENSE.md)


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