One-click apps
The Applications tab (Apps Marketplace) in https://panel.cloudweb.sk lists applications you can install on your hosting with one click, without uploading any files yourself. This tab is only available on a regular hosting, not on a static business-card site.
Available applications
- Content Management – WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, SilverStripe.
- E-commerce – WooCommerce (a WordPress plugin), PrestaShop, OpenCart.
- Forums & Community – Flarum.
- Invoicing & Finance – InvoicePlane.
- Project Management – Kanboard.
- Tools & Utilities – myTinyTodo, YOURLS.
- Wiki & Documentation – DokuWiki, MediaWiki.
- CRM – EspoCRM.
WooCommerce requires an active WordPress installation on the hosting first – its Install button stays disabled until you have one.
Install form
Clicking Install on an app opens a form asking for:
- Site Name.
- Install Path – relative to the hosting's root (
/var/www/html); leave it as/to install into the root, or enter a subfolder. The Browse button opens the folder picker. - Admin Username, Admin Email, Admin Password (with a button to generate a strong one).
- Database – the hosting's default database, an existing database, or a new database created just for this app (databases are managed under Database management).
The panel warns that installing will overwrite any existing files at the chosen path – back up first if you're installing into a folder that already has content. Once confirmed, installation runs in the background; the status (Installing / Active / Failed) shows on the app's card under Installed Applications. Apps with their own first-run setup wizard show a link to it once the status is Active.
Removal
On an installed app, click Uninstall, then Uninstall again in the Confirm Uninstall dialog – this cannot be undone. Uninstalling runs in the background: while it's in progress, the app's card shows the Uninstalling status. It removes exactly the files and folders the installation created at the chosen path – not the whole install path, and nothing that was already there. If you chose a new database created just for this app during install, uninstalling drops that database too; an existing database you picked during install, or the hosting's default database, is never dropped. If uninstalling fails, the app stays in your list marked as failed, with the error shown – you can try again.
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