Create Discord bots and configure your next VPS with AI

Turn a bot idea into downloadable code, or let Zappy prepare your next VPS configuration. This release also strengthens shared access, makes service actions more reliable, and brings clearer billing and migration information.

More useful AI, from ideas to orders

• Create Discord bots in ZapX Maker. With ZapX Pass, describe your bot in the dashboard chat, generate its code, then use Build to validate and package it as a ZIP download.
• Go from a VPS request to a prefilled shop link. Zappy can validate your requested resources, operating system, location and billing options against the current catalog, flagging unsupported or ambiguous choices instead of silently substituting defaults. The VPS “Help me choose” chat also answers sizing questions when a follow-up includes a separate policy question it cannot answer.
• Get help with your linked Classic account. Zappy and the customer AI agent can now read your own linked Classic services and billing summary, giving them more context without changing anything in that account.

Safer sharing and private service details

• Keep TeamSpeak details hidden while streaming. Streamer Mode now masks addresses and subdomains in the connection card and removes password and admin-token reveal buttons. Copying a connection value still copies the real value.
• Shared access follows your permissions more closely. Downloading gameserver backups now requires file-read permission, and database dumps require database-read permission. Shared users without configuration-read access no longer receive previous environment-setting values after a configuration push, so Undo is unavailable for those changes.
• Gameserver backups use more restricted access. Supported Borg backup connections are now limited to backup operations within the intended backup repository.

More dependable server management

• Server actions better respect required setup and your chosen power state. Gameserver reconfiguration no longer starts a server when a required license or authentication key is missing. Pausing, locking and deployment actions more reliably affect the actual running server, unsuspending restores the previous power state, and newly created gameservers are no longer mistakenly stopped by state correction.
• Configure worlds with clearer expectations. Settings that apply only when creating a new world are identified for the relevant games. Project Zomboid’s Open setting is now editable, so whitelist-only servers no longer have that choice overwritten on restart.
• Team Fortress 2 and Left 4 Dead 2 configuration support is being prepared for live transfer. The configuration-generator changes are included here, but working end-to-end delivery still depends on the matching server-image updates.
• Terraria and tModLoader health checks stop creating phantom joins. Keeping a panel tab open no longer causes repeated apparent player connections from the server’s port check.
• VPS recovery and service actions give clearer, more consistent results. Custom ISO conflicts and missing ISOs receive appropriate explanations, rescue mode and ISO changes are better coordinated, and ISO-import retries and snapshot lists behave more consistently. Across service management, expected conditions such as a busy, paused or unavailable service no longer appear as generic action failures.
• Coolify installation handles affected Ubuntu templates more reliably. Installation no longer stops because Ubuntu 22.04 is still configured to look for packages on its installation disc.

Clearer orders, billing and migration

• Pause and cancellation rules no longer depend on click order. You can pause a service before or after scheduling cancellation, with the pause credit reclaimed on cancellation in either case. Paying a reclaim invoice after a lost chargeback now also sends a dedicated payment confirmation.
• Gameserver orders and backup offers better reflect availability. Paid orders remain open for delivery when a shared IP is temporarily unavailable, rather than ending as failed orders. Shop offers no longer advertise ZapX Pass backups in locations without backup availability.
• Classic lifetime VPS migration explains the next steps more clearly. Confirmation emails use months for the relevant period, the Pass page explains the free period, and login-code emails follow the page language. The Pass step can also link to the pricing explanation when that article is published.

More ways to read, discover and join in

• Join the conversation on enabled blog articles. Logged-in customers can leave moderated comments and receive team replies. Comments remain off by default and appear only on articles where they are explicitly enabled.
• Older guide links lead somewhere useful again. Redirects restore access from legacy guide URLs across 13 language variants, including links that previously led to missing or unavailable articles.
• Explore more hosting information in your language. Additional localized pages cover Minecraft Sponge, BungeeCord and Velocity, alongside a Portuguese API landing page. Updated interface translations also cover newly added text.
• Featured reviews better reflect independent customer feedback. Reviews identified as incentivised are excluded from testimonials on the reviews, about-us and hardware pages.