Enter the systemd service name (without .service extension)
Group (optional — for organizing related services)
Config file path (optional — enables the ⚙ Config editor)
✦ Create New Systemd Service
This writes a new unit file to /etc/systemd/system/, then enables and starts it — your script becomes a real, auto-restarting Linux service that survives reboots.
Its ⚙ Config editor will default to the new .service file itself, so you can tweak the unit directly right after creation.
⚙ Config Editor — —
Group
Config File Path
No file loaded—
Confirm
🗑 Delete Path
Permanently deletes from server. Cannot be undone.