Faster panels, focused feedback and easier app management

This release makes everyday hosting tasks quicker and easier to follow. Customer panels load less upfront, feedback gets dedicated product and game filters, and One-Click Apps gain more flexible management. You’ll also find more useful AI assistance, clearer backup information and better layouts on smaller screens.

Less waiting, steadier pages

• Get to your services faster. Dashboard, service lists, billing, settings and support pages load more efficiently, while service detail pages spend less time waiting before showing their initial content.
• Download only what you need. Support conversations, AI chat, feedback forms and service tabs load on demand. Non-German pages also load only the translations needed for the current page, with game-specific tools loading their own text when opened.
• Open the right tab immediately. Settings, TeamSpeak, Discord bot and domain links now show the requested tab from the start instead of briefly displaying the default overview.
• Keep your place as pages load. Service headers, setup checklists, dashboard greetings and news areas stay steadier. Gameserver resource gauges also avoid briefly reverting to a loading placeholder.
• Open statistics and backups with less delay. Gameserver charts render more efficiently, backup tabs avoid duplicate loading work, and TeamSpeak statistics reserve the appropriate space when a server is stopped.
• Browse public pages with less unnecessary work. Homepage, landing, pricing and tools pages load more efficiently on phones; off-screen animations pause, images load more selectively, and jumping to a section no longer causes large shifts in your reading position.

Feedback and guidance that fit your product

• Give feedback about the right product. Posts can now identify a product line and, for gameservers, a specific game. Product badges and a product filter make relevant ideas easier to find.
• Browse ideas by topic as well as product. Feedback categories now cover themes such as Dashboard & UX, Performance & Reliability, Billing & Pricing, Security, API & Automation, Support & Documentation, and Notifications.
• Share ideas through a quieter feedback entry point. The redesigned Zappy feedback button includes a one-time introduction and a weekly implemented-improvements count. Its compact layout stays out of the way of AI message composers.
• Revisit product guidance whenever you need it. Refreshed Zappy welcome, completion and step cards make tours easier to follow, and you can restart all product guides from Settings → Appearance.

Easier everyday service management

• Find service controls in more consistent places. Gameserver, TeamSpeak and Discord bot pages follow a shared layout, while domains gain a matching service switcher and grouped sidebar navigation. Order and subscription links remain easy to reach.
• See key facts without repeated information. Gameserver and VPS overviews use more compact fact and resource layouts, remove duplicate details, and make configuration help and setup notices easier to scan.
• Switch between services without clipped names. Dropdowns stay within the sidebar and wrap long names, breadcrumbs preserve useful parts of lengthy names, and service-status explanations remain readable on tablets.
• Identify usable VPS backups more easily. Failed and skipped daily runs take less space, and a last-successful-backup tile helps distinguish restorable backups from unsuccessful attempts.
• Keep access after restoring a moved VPS. Linux VPS services moved from the Classic panel retain usable root-password access after a Lifetime restore. Support can also replace their primary IPv4 without requiring a reinstall.
• Boot dedicated servers from the intended device. One-time ISO boot now works correctly on supported HP iLO servers and reports a clear error when no image is inserted. Public API and MCP next-boot actions also preserve the server’s current boot mode.
• Receive more relevant outage information. Incidents can identify affected services within a specific IP range, while empty or retired host systems no longer generate misleading public disruption notices.

More flexible apps and creation tools

• Manage One-Click Apps on dedicated servers. App management is available in the dedicated server’s One-Click Apps tab, and the ZapX AI Agent can assist with those apps too.
• Use your own domain with external DNS. Installed One-Click Apps can use a domain whose DNS is hosted elsewhere, with the configured address retained in app management.
• Set up and restart apps more reliably. Coolify server validation and delayed proxy startup are handled correctly, conflicting host ports are rejected, and restarts wait for the replacement container to run with its expected published ports.
• Get clearer app setup and failure information. Login notes reflect the installed app, Mealie and Ente setup issues are corrected, Docker image-download errors retain their useful explanation, and reinstall and HTTPS guidance is more accurate.
• Choose apps with more useful AI help. Zappy and the ZapX AI Agent can check one-click availability for individual apps without a linked VPS. The VPS assistant also knows app-specific setup details and can offer an upgrade preview when service size is the only blocker.
• Build FiveM resources around existing server data. ZapX Maker projects using ESX or QBCore can now access the server database through oxmysql instead of relying only on JSON files.
• Minify code directly in your browser. The new Code Minifier supports JavaScript, CSS and HTML, showing before-and-after sizes including gzip. Dedicated server customers can also find the copy-command Game Server Installer in their Tools tab.

AI and support that follow through

• Get gameserver pricing before creating an account. Zappy can help guests explore gameserver options, regions and sizing, and quotes now account for the selected term and location costs.
• Follow support handovers with less uncertainty. Zappy provides a one-time waiting notice after handing a ticket to staff, and handover messages follow the language you’re writing in. Old requests for a human no longer unnecessarily prevent automated help after a supporter has answered.
• Keep follow-up information attached to your ticket. Replies to Customer Success emails after a handover can reach the existing support ticket instead of being rejected.
• Get useful follow-through on watched VPS jobs. The assistant responds when a watched job fails, stops reporting on replaced watches, and keeps results from disrupting open approval cards. Job summaries follow the conversation language and avoid claiming an app is ready without a readiness check.
• Receive more grounded VPS troubleshooting. The assistant checks disk space as well as RAM for relevant game-loading errors, explains scheduled-command timeouts and self-reboots more accurately, clarifies that skipped backups do not shorten retention, and checks its earlier files before cleanup.
• Avoid silent endings and misleading follow-ups. AI conversations provide a text response even after a long sequence of tool actions, and app confirmation history remembers the data-volume deletion option you actually chose. Advice after a Lifetime move also distinguishes the required Pass tier from the trial tier.
• Prepare dedicated-server installations through chat. The ZapX AI Agent can insert a catalog ISO and set a one-time boot, recognize an already-mounted image, and give more accurate HP iLO console and Linux installation guidance.

Safer access and clearer purchasing

• Enter verification codes with fewer surprises. Six-digit code fields accept digits only, spaced codes paste correctly, password-manager interference is reduced, and the authenticator step no longer suggests email as a replacement for 2FA. Backup codes remain available.
• Read billing details without horizontal hunting. Order term labels stay inside their cards, invoice controls wrap on tablets, credit history switches to cards when space is limited, and saved payment methods keep their details visible.
• Use affiliate and partner pages comfortably on smaller screens. Links and commissions use readable card layouts, payout controls fit narrow phones, terms dialogs keep their actions reachable, and giveaway tabs and request forms remain usable.
• Complete checkout with less crowding. Totals and domain prices no longer overlap, mobile purchase buttons stay compact, recommendation sheets keep Send reachable in landscape, and the ZapX app’s embedded checkout omits unnecessary website navigation.
• Keep a familiar payment method when moving from Classic. On your first move, eligible saved Legacy payment methods can be selected and carried over to ZapX. If that is not possible, checkout remains available without blocking the move.
• Understand offers before choosing them. Mobile Lifetime offers clearly show the active ZapX Pass requirement, narrow pricing cards keep their purchase buttons readable, and SSH setup explains when you can create a key directly rather than implying one already exists.

More readable pages, help and tools

• Get clearer product expectations. Gameserver and VPS marketing copy now consistently states the 60-second online target. Setup guidance describes the ZapX AI Agent as step-by-step assistance available with ZapX Pass, rather than suggesting fully autonomous setup.
• Recognize the same products across languages. Pages consistently use “ZapX AI Agent,” “One-Click Apps” and the “ZapX” app name. Custom app pages show real app names instead of raw identifiers, and translations correct misleading setup and product descriptions.
• Read and share blog content in your language. Author biographies and roles support localized text, article images better reflect their subject, and blog, community and legal-page sharing images use available locale-specific artwork.
• Read help and chat comfortably on phones. Help titles get more room, voucher codes stay on one line, welcome messages remain readable, and support tabs and conversation headers fit small screens.
• Keep important actions in view. Newsletter drawers avoid floating-button collisions, landscape phones no longer show the obstructive order ticker, AI chat panels fit the available height, and domain copy and Cloudflare controls remain usable on touch screens.
• Browse offers without clipped content. Long landing-page headings and calls to action wrap more naturally, homepage showcases stay within the viewport, shop product cards remain readable, and public tool instructions keep long paths and labels inside their cards.
• Use public tools more comfortably. QR previews stay visible with long URLs, copy buttons and the public logo are easier to tap, number animations respect reduced-motion preferences, and the community changelog feed loads translations more efficiently.
• Explore refreshed Pass and brand resources. The ZapX Pass overview includes a captioned product video, and the brand kit offers four additional Zappy poses: gaming headset, server rack, upgrade and checklist. Public hosting figures now clearly report active servers, with Lifetime servers identified as a subset.