Developer tools, smarter AI help, and clearer monitoring

New FiveM and scheduling tools make configuration easier, while customer AI assistants can now search the web for answers. This release also brings more accurate mobile service status, more readable monitoring, and fixes across purchasing and everyday server management.

More useful AI help and developer tools

• Get web-informed answers from your AI assistant. Assistants across the account hub, gameservers, VPS, dedicated servers, domains, TeamSpeak, and Discord bots can now search the web when helping with your questions.
• Build and check FiveM configuration files. Dedicated tools help you generate or validate fxmanifest.lua and server.cfg, including resource dependencies, connection settings, and security-related configuration. Open the manifest generator, manifest checker, server.cfg generator, or server.cfg checker directly.
• Plan recurring tasks with a live cron builder. The Crontab Generator lets you edit expressions, read a plain-English explanation, and preview upcoming run times. Cron validation messages also now support your selected language.
• Share public-page content with AI more easily. The “Copy for AI” button returns in the top-right corner on supported screen sizes, staying out of the way of navigation controls. A dedicated MCP landing page is also available.

Clearer service status and monitoring

• See the correct service state in the mobile app. The consolidated overview now accounts for suspensions, lifetime locks, and paused subscriptions for gameservers, VPS, and dedicated servers, instead of showing an ordinary running or stopped state.
• Read monitoring data more easily. Smokeping graphs now use a white background and a maximum of two columns for better legibility. Gameserver CPU, RAM, and disk utilization are also available through the REST endpoint GET /api/gameserver/[id]/stats.
• Get more consistent VPS backup and snapshot behavior. Cloned VPS instances now explicitly include the primary disk in backups. Snapshot messages explaining unsupported configurations or temporarily unavailable checks now appear in your selected language.
• Close incident details without leaving the page. Dismissing a service incident dialog now closes it instead of navigating away.

More predictable purchasing

• See consistent game branding when choosing a billing option. Monthly/Lifetime switches now match the game’s pricing-card colors on landing pages and in the gameserver configurator.
• Start ZapX Pass selection at the right step. Even tier-specific links now open the tier picker first, so you can review the options before continuing.
• Get the correct response when a domain order reaches the beta limit. Orders blocked by the domain beta quota now return the intended limit response rather than a generic server error.

Cleaner pages and better localization

• Recognize AI-generated imagery at a glance. Generated images across landing pages, the blog, Help Center, game assets, VPS app catalog assets, and news covers now carry an “AI generated” label. Blog header and social-preview images also drop the title and tagline overlays, keeping the scene, ZapX logo, and AI label.
• Browse cleaner, more dependable public pages. The homepage dashboard preview no longer relies on an external image host, desktop footer links stay on one line, and game feature cards use a more compact layout with titles beside their icons.
• Use more of the interface in your selected language. Gameserver file-manager drag-and-drop hints no longer remain in German, and this release includes additional translation coverage across the interface.