SphereSSL

<p align="center"> <img src="https://github.com/kl3mta3/SphereSSL/blob/master/Images/SphereSSL_ICON.png" alt="SphereSSL Logo" width="300"/> <h2 align="center"> <b>One cert manager to rule them all, one CA to find them, one browser to bring them all, and in encryption bind them.</b> </h2> </p> <h5 align="center"> Docker Available here <a href ="https://github.com/SphereNetwork/SphereSSL-Docker/releases/tag/1.0.0" > Docker Release</a>. Thanks <a href ="https://github.com/apples723" > @apples723</a></h5>

SphereSSL is a modern, user-friendly certificate manager for Windows, built with ASP.NET.
Make SSL certificate creation and renewal effortless for everyone, whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional.
Handles both manual and automated DNS challenges, supports multiple DNS providers, and puts the power of SSL in the hands of, well… literally everyone.

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Features

• Fast, Intuitive Dashboard
  Simple “Quick Create” flow, certificate management, and helpful links.
• Auto & Manual DNS
  Automated DNS record creation with Cloudflare, AWS, etc.
  Manual entry for literally any DNS provider.
• Renewal Scheduling
  Toggle auto-renew on/off, get renewal notifications, and never let a cert expire.
• Multi-User Support
  Share certs/orders for collaborative management (future roadmap).
• Import/Export
  Convert, download, or upload certs in your preferred formats.
• Enterprise Ready
  Unlimited domains, no arbitrary limits, tons of provider integrations.

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Screenshots

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Windows Installation & Quick Start

“This release will only be available here for a short time. After that, visit Spheressl.com for future versions. Coming soon!!!”

1. Download the latest release and extract it.
2. Run SphereSSL.exe (no complicated setup).
3. Configure your settings:
   • Add domains
   • Choose or add a DNS provider
   • Set up auto-renew (optional)
4. Request your certificate and let SphereSSL handle the rest!

Tip: For advanced setup, head to the Wiki.

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Docker Support Now Available!

As of this release, SphereSSL is now fully Docker-compatible! All Docker development, images, and instructions have moved to our new Docker-specific repo: Thank you @apples723!

SphereSSL-Docker on GitHub

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Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/SphereNetwork/SphereSSL-Docker.git
cd SphereSSL-Docker
docker-compose up -d --build

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Supported DNS Providers

• AWS Route53
• Cloudflare
• Cloudns.net
• DigitalOcean
• DNSMadeEasy
• DreamHost
• DuckDNS
• Gandi
• GoDaddy
• Hetzner
• Linode
• Namecheap
• Porkbun
• Vultr
• …and more coming soon!

See API Credential Requirements for details.

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Documentation

• Full User Guide & FAQ
• What is SSL?
• What is DNS?
• Auto Add Records
• Auto Renew
• And much more in the Wiki!

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome!
If you spot a bug or want to add a provider, open an issue or submit a PR.

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Roadmap

• [ ] Add more DNS providers
• [ ] Linux & cross-platform support
• [ ] Webhooks & external integrations
• [ ] Fully automated enterprise deployment

See the roadmap for more.

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License

This project is licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 (BSL-1.1).
See LICENSE for details.

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Yes, the source is open. You can fork it, study it, use it, and self-host for free. You can absolutely use SphereSSL to manage certificates for your own company, organization, or projects. The only thing you can’t do is turn it into a paid product, paid service, or SaaS for others without permission.

Some folks argue that only MIT/Apache/OSI-approved licenses are “real” open source. I disagree. “Open source” is about sharing knowledge and empowering builders, not giving SaaS companies a free product to resell 1,000,000 times.

If you want to call it “source-available,” that’s fine. The point is: You get the code, you get the freedom to use it for anything except commercial exploitation. That’s the trade-off.

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Support & Feedback

• Questions? Open an Issue
• Feature requests? We wanna hear ‘em!
• Need help? See the Wiki.

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The more you know...

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