Usf Panel — VLESS Manager

Usf Panel is the flagship of my networking work: a premium VLESS tunnel and subscription manager built as a single-file FastAPI application. It manages multi-user access, generates subscription links that Clash, v2ray and sing-box consume natively, and deploys to five platforms with one command each.

Why another panel

Existing panels are either enterprise-heavy (a full server farm to run one tunnel) or toy-grade (no user management, no stats, no resilience). Usf Panel takes the middle path seriously: one Python file you can read, a real admin panel with token + 2FA, per-user traffic accounting, and deploy targets matched to how censorship actually evolves — when one platform gets aggressive, you move in minutes, not days.

Capability	Detail
Protocols	VLESS over WS/TLS, Reality-ready configs.
Subscriptions	Auto-generated links; Clash / v2ray / sing-box compatible.
Users	Multi-user with quotas, expiry and traffic stats.
Admin	Token + 2FA hardened panel, audit log.
Deploy	Hugging Face · Railway · Render · Fly.io · Koyeb — one command each.

The family

Usf Panel is not alone — it is the center of a family that covers every hosting philosophy: usf-edge runs the same idea entirely on Cloudflare Workers with KV state across 300+ PoPs; edge-pp extends edgetunnel with a full user-management panel; Render-usf targets Render with anti-blocking measures; Usf-Pnl-pro packages multi-platform deployment. The networking section explains why redundancy across platforms is a design requirement, not an option.

A note on responsibility

These tools exist to restore access to information, not to break into anything. They ship with hardening — not exploits — and I expect users to respect the laws of their own jurisdictions.