More helpful AI assistance and smoother mobile workflows

This release makes AI help more practical, removes friction from mobile account and service management, and gives you clearer backup information. It also fixes small-balance payment issues and makes Lifetime service workflows easier to understand.

More practical AI help

• Find the right settings tools faster. When you ask for panel controls, the assistant now points you to existing config generators, including ARK’s fields for taming speed, XP and harvesting, with direct transfer from the gameserver Tools tab. Genuine feature requests are directed to the feedback board.
• Get more grounded VPS troubleshooting. The assistant is guided to time hosted websites even when server resources look idle, consider performance history before recent restarts, and use both Windows System and Application logs. Networking guidance also better explains how additional IPs are applied and why interface naming can prevent them from becoming reachable at boot.
• Avoid surprises when changing One-Click Apps. The assistant warns before container recreation could remove app customizations stored inside the container. For VPS plans below the app storage requirement, upgrade previews now use the bookable 40 GB disk option.
• Receive clearer game and bot guidance. FiveM capacity answers use the configured player-slot limit rather than an unsupported estimate, and old log entries should no longer be presented as current faults without verification. Maker also makes required Discord bot setup commands explicit.
• Reach the right kind of assistance. Zappy remains free for support and hands general-purpose work to the AI Agent with the task pre-filled. Support handovers no longer silently stall when no new customer message is waiting, and pending specialist questions are not repeated in every reply.
• Get more relevant VPS follow-ups. Customer-success conversations can take recent disk usage into account, helping identify situations such as a nearly full VPS instead of relying on a generic check-in.
• Keep answers you have already received. Stopping an AI response now preserves the text streamed so far, so it remains available after reloading in both the web panel and mobile app.

Fewer interruptions on mobile

• Complete web steps without stacked prompts. Panel ratings, passkey enrollment nudges and Zappy’s introduction no longer appear in the mobile app’s in-app browser, keeping actions such as order withdrawal and payments accessible.
• Open sharing invitations while signed in. Service-sharing invitations now work with the app’s one-click login instead of opening a logged-out page. Preparation for native Sign in with Apple is also included, but the app button and website sign-in option are not part of this release.
• See more accurate service information. The Services API now provides dedicated-server permissions so mobile clients can hide unavailable shared-account actions, plus the VPS rescue-mode state for recovery screens. Widget service lists also identify the game, such as Minecraft, rather than only its active variant.
• Read settings in your selected language. Notification categories and editable gameserver parameter names and descriptions now follow the requested language instead of remaining in German. Gameserver configuration translations also retry incomplete results to reduce missing translations.
• Understand domain-contact errors more easily. Validation, conflict and registrar-rejection messages for domain contact profiles now use localized, customer-readable wording rather than untranslated provider text.

Clearer backups and recovery

• Understand VPS backup progress and size. Zappy can use actual backup run times and explain why a backup is queued. Backup-created notifications now show used storage in readable, locally formatted units, matching the backup list.
• Know when snapshot capacity is full. VPS snapshot availability now accounts for the shared ZapX Pass backup and snapshot slot limit, rather than suggesting a snapshot can be created when all slots are occupied.
• Protect stopped TeamSpeak servers more reliably. Scheduled backups now capture a customer-stopped TeamSpeak server once after it is stopped. For gameserver API users, daily-backup documentation also correctly describes timestamps that can be absent as nullable strings.

More predictable billing and Lifetime workflows

• Small remaining balances no longer block purchases. Amounts below the payment provider’s minimum are carried forward instead of causing checkout failures for shop purchases, Lifetime upgrades and applicable Legacy trial plan changes.
• Make an informed Lifetime TeamSpeak move. The Legacy migration popup now shows the required ZapX Pass price before reservation. If you decide not to continue, you can release the reservation yourself instead of leaving the service locked while waiting for assistance.
• Understand Lifetime slot actions before confirming. Release dialogs now consistently describe freeing a Lifetime slot rather than unexpectedly switching to “deactivate” wording. Dedicated Lifetime power-cost explanations remain in the purchase flow rather than on public Lifetime and Pass pages.

Easier navigation and clearer product information

• Return to your dashboard more easily. The small ZapX icon in the service sidebar now opens the dashboard. On narrow screens, the VPS new-subdomain dialog also keeps its action buttons visible and usable.
• See the correct access options for Windows game hosting. Windows-only VPS game pages now describe Administrator access through Remote Desktop or the browser console, rather than promising SSH, SFTP or root access.
• Read more consistent pricing and translated copy. Landing-page FAQ and pricing text can use current prices with price-free fallbacks. Polish one-click wording, Italian cancellation wording and server-backup terminology are more consistent, alongside refreshed panel translations.