Some of what runs under sorila.dev isn't a public product — it's private infrastructure I (Luca) use to run and administer things behind the scenes. That includes, but isn't limited to, administration panels, internal tools, and services not linked from anywhere public. If you weren't given a direct link and explicit permission to be there, it isn't meant for you.
Finding one of these isn't itself a huge deal — but using it, poking around in it, or attempting to sign in to it without my explicit permission is not allowed. That covers guessing at credentials, exploring endpoints out of curiosity, and anything else that isn't just closing the tab.
If you've ended up on something private, the right move is to leave it alone. If you instead continue to access it, or you're asked about it and don't admit that you were using it without authorization, your IP address will be permanently banned from accessing Sorila services — the private ones and the public ones alike.
If you think you've been banned by mistake, or you have a good-faith reason you were somewhere you shouldn't have been, email info@sorila.dev and explain what happened.