One console. Everywhere you are.
The operator console runs entirely in the browser, served by the teamserver itself. The desktop client renders the same console natively for operators who want an install. The mockups below are redrawn from the real panel — what you see here is what you see in the license.
Four views, one operation.
Dashboard for the estate, the agents table for the fleet, the workspace for the host in front of you, the builder for the artifacts you ship. Switch between the mockups — or let the tour walk you through them.
AXIS
/ Search agents… (Ctrl+F)
🌍 All Countries
All Status
Five counters, the fleet-over-time chart, OS distribution, module usage, a map you zoom and click to filter, AV/EDR coverage as agents report it, top countries, and the live event stream — with campaign chips and online operators along the bottom.
AXIS
/ Search agents… (Ctrl+F)
🌍 All Countries
All Status
A stats bar with totals and OS counts, country/status/campaign filters, and columns you can show, hide, reorder, and resize. Aliases and campaigns are server-side and filter the whole console. Health is computed from timing and check-ins — a slow agent never looks like a lost one. Pending agents wait for an explicit approve or reject; rejecting asks you to type REJECT and triggers the agent’s self-destruct.
AXIS
/ Search agents… (Ctrl+F)
🌍 All Countries
All Status
Every agent opens as its own tab, with a grouped nav on the left and the overview first: SOCKS with a one-click start and stop, timing, and stealth state. Shells are color-coded — black for CMD, blue for PowerShell, purple for the in-process Phantom shell. Sections that don’t apply to the host — BOF on Linux, elevation on a static embedded agent — simply don’t appear.
AXIS
/ Search agents… (Ctrl+F)
🌍 All Countries
All Status
The builder opens over the console: agent, stager, Ghost MSI, and code-signing tabs; targets, connection, timing, evasion, and persistence sections; payload pool and API paths; a live log; and artifacts with download and cancel. Polymorphism is per customer across the batch — your builds never share signatures with another licensee’s.
Same console, two carriers.
Both talk to the same API on the same server. Nothing is gated behind the install.
Web panel
Served by the teamserver over HTTPS. Every operator feature: dashboard, agents, workspace, builder, stagers, BOF store, audit, server administration. Per-operator language — English or Russian — remembered per browser.
This is the “C2 on the go” console: an operator account and a browser are the whole workstation.
Desktop client
Multiple server profiles, credentials in the OS keychain, tray and native notifications, its own updater. The licensed build adds a wizard that deploys a fresh teamserver onto a host you administer.
The panel loses nothing if you never install it.
What the console is made of.
Dashboard
The estate at a glance: five counters, agents over time, OS distribution, module usage, a zoomable map with click-to-filter, AV/EDR coverage as reported by agents, top countries, live events, and the campaign and operator strips.
teamviewAgents
The fleet as a table: sortable columns you can show, hide, reorder, and resize; country, status, and campaign filters; a stats bar with OS counts and alerts. Pending agents wait for an explicit approve or reject — reject is type-to-confirm and triggers self-destruct.
fleet opsWorkspace
One tab per agent: a grouped nav — General, Main, Modules, Persistence, Config, Management — showing only what applies to the host. Overview, history, client info, color-coded shells, files, SOCKS, BOF, timing, stealth, evasion, updates, and Ghost-Chain state.
per hostBuilder
A modal over the console: agent, stager, Ghost MSI, and code-signing tabs. Targets, connection, timing, evasion, and persistence per build; payload pool and API paths; a live log; artifacts with download and cancel.
toolchainStagers & BOF repository
Stager management — token minting and revocation, payload upload, per-token use status — and a server-side BOF repository of Beacon-compatible objects, single files or archives with companion scripts.
deliveryServer & governance
Activity log with export; user management with roles; TOTP enrollment; server keys — rotate, import, revoke, purge; database management; campaign manager; tunnels overview. What administrators see when operators don’t.
governanceWhat you see is what ships.
The guided tour walks the views above — every one clickable, step by step, with nothing real attached. Then write to us and we’ll set up an evaluation on your terms.