For most of burp's lifetime so far, the closest that it has had to a user interface is it's live status monitor.

This is an ncurses interface, and can be seen by running a command like this whilst logged into the server:

burp -c /etc/burp/burp-server.conf -a s

But now, Benjamin Sans has been working on a web interface, currently named Burp-UI. I am pleased to be able to recommend it.

It does what the ncurses monitor does:

• List all the clients with their status.
• List all the backups of a given client.
• Live status monitor of running backups.

And it also does the following additional things:

• Browse a given backup tree view.
• Show graphical reports of a given backup.
• Show graphical reports of a given client.
• Show global graphical reports.

At the time of writing, Burp-UI is in heavy development. For the latest information, and to try it out, visit Benjamin's page:

http://git.ziirish.me/ziirish/burp-ui