Safer access, smarter server management, clearer pricing

This release makes everyday hosting easier to manage, from finding the right game package to checking server status and working with your AI assistant. It also adds extra protection for VPS credentials and improves pricing clarity, support, and navigation.

Safer access and clearer security controls

• Your VPS root password gets an extra security check. Revealing it now requires a one-time code sent to your account email, including for accounts with two-factor authentication enabled.
• VPS firewall settings take effect as expected. Default policies and your own inbound and outbound rules now apply correctly on both Linux and Windows guests.
• Backup errors and service notices are easier to understand. VPS, gameserver, TeamSpeak, and Discord bot backups use short, localized messages rather than raw technical logs; internal host and storage details stay out of customer responses. Service notifications and public incident messages also use customer-friendly wording, and staff-only support drafts are no longer included in customer conversation data.
• Passkey errors explain what actually happened. A canceled or timed-out passkey setup now shows a relevant message instead of incorrectly saying you lack permission.

More confidence from package selection to billing

• Prices stay more consistent from browsing to checkout. VPS, TeamSpeak, and Discord bot package cards now reflect applicable pricing offers, while checkout checks guard against outdated billing amounts. Currency-specific catalog prices are supported where configured, including dedicated offers, and billing-duration choices show the effective monthly price.
• Find packages that fit your game. Gameserver pages, the configurator, plan changes, and AI shopping recommendations now use game-specific package selections rather than the same cheapest options for every game.
• Choosing a package takes you straight to it. Landing-page pricing links open the package step and scroll to the selection, Lifetime links keep their intended purchase mode, and dedicated-server pages lead to the full offer catalog instead of suggesting unsupported custom configuration.
• Plan changes describe the resources you are actually changing. Upgrade and downgrade labels follow resource direction rather than price alone, eligible no-extra-charge Lifetime gameserver upgrades are no longer blocked, and plan-change previews are more reliable.
• Payment and configuration information matches what you can buy. Landing pages show payment methods available at checkout, custom-configuration descriptions stay consistent between product pages and the shop, and refreshed pricing cards make custom options and Lifetime choices easier to spot.
• Stuck orders have better recovery options. Gameserver and domain orders that fail to finish setup receive additional recovery checks, VPS setup can move away from an unsuitable host, and support can cancel unresolved orders with the appropriate refund or credit and subscription cleanup.

Easier day-to-day server management

• Switch games and Minecraft variants from the sidebar. A dedicated Games & Variants tab makes installed games, server types such as Paper or Fabric, and variant-management actions easier to find.
• Know when server changes need your attention. Plugin and mod controls explain when you need to stop the server first, and pending managed-image updates offer an Update now or Later choice when you open your gameserver.
• See how current your server information is. VPS and gameserver resource gauges show when metrics were last updated, status refreshes when you return to a browser tab, and gameserver headers no longer remain stuck on Online after a crash. Power actions immediately after purchase also handle access more reliably.
• Work with gameserver files and settings more reliably. Downloaded and extracted files retain the permissions needed for SFTP editing, player limits follow the game's supported ceiling rather than the booked slot count, and invalid environment settings receive clearer handling. Minecraft servers also avoid the startup failure affecting certain 128 GB Lifetime RAM upgrades.
• Discord bots report setup and sync failures more accurately. Marketplace bots wait for their template to finish cloning before reporting Running, and an unsuccessful initial repository checkout surfaces at the first sync rather than causing a confusing failure later.
• Keep service pages focused on the task at hand. Lifetime-slot management appears only on Overview, favorite stars reflect dashboard selections, and gameserver resource-upgrade prompts disappear when no larger tier is available. Sidebar behavior also includes a targeted fix for intermittent reopening problems on Windows.
• VPS app installation avoids misleading alerts. Background setup checks no longer repeatedly claim that the Coolify panel is unreachable before installation has finished.

AI assistance that stays useful throughout the task

• Read chat at your own pace. AI chats only auto-scroll while you are at the bottom, consecutive progress steps collapse into an expandable group, and choice buttons remain usable after multi-step replies.
• Longer VPS tasks can finish without losing the conversation. Supported commands can wait up to five minutes, connections stay active during long commands and quiet processing periods, and approved command results remain available in chat history. The VPS assistant also recognizes command access correctly when you open its service chat.
• Failed actions explain the real obstacle. Gameserver and DNS confirmations show more specific reasons, including download and extraction limits, while file-write retries handle their content more reliably.
• Get more direct, relevant answers. Support and VPS assistants avoid repeating your question before answering, gameserver console analysis follows your interface language, and Minecraft version advice checks the live version catalog instead of relying on outdated model knowledge.
• Connect external AI agents through a more consistent setup. API Access settings now offer the guided agent-setup flow instead of static API-key snippets, and beta users can reach the MCP OAuth consent screen after signing in.

Support and feedback without unnecessary friction

• Reach a person sooner when you are genuinely blocked. During the beta, the support assistant escalates hard-blocked cases on the first explicit request to speak to a human.
• Long feedback stays easy to submit. Feedback dialogs scroll within the screen so the Submit button remains reachable, even with lengthy descriptions or suggested guides. Bug-report capture controls also make it clear when your browser does not support screen capture.
• Help articles stay steadier as you scroll. Screenshots reserve space while loading, article navigation responds more smoothly, and fixes reduce blank-looking panels and incorrectly sized brand icons.

Better discovery and useful tools

• Compare time zones with a new free tool. The Timezone Converter starts with your local zone, supports additional comparison zones, and accounts for daylight-saving changes and date crossings.
• Get more context from game tools. The CS2 Skin & Sticker Craft page has a refreshed game-themed layout, the Project Zomboid Trait Calculator gains practical FAQs, and both join the Minecraft Skin Viewer in offering relevant server-rental links. Configuration-generator discount cards now appear after each copy, download, or share action.
• Find Minecraft content and hosting destinations more easily. A dedicated Minecraft menu brings together variants, modpack providers, and tools; hosting navigation points to the intended pages across languages; TeamSpeak copy correctly states the 500-slot maximum; and Browse all apps opens the self-hosted app directory directly.
• Public pages feel more cohesive. Help Center and Blog headers feature refreshed image mosaics without visible loop gaps, game-hosting VPS previews use matching game accents, VPS app feature sections avoid repetitive or mismatched visuals, and the self-hosted-apps showcase gains a scrolling icon display.
• Shared links and localized pages look more complete. Homepage, shop, and Help Center links use branded previews instead of placeholders, and a Spanish ZapX Pass landing page is available.

More consistent language and a smoother experience

• Dates and times are easier to interpret. Formatting is more consistent across the dashboard, public pages, emails, and documents, with corrections for missing time-zone information and dates that ignored your selected language.
• More of the experience speaks your language. Refreshed translations cover English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, and Swedish. Redirect notices, payment-return messages, shared-configuration alerts, and console or backup errors also receive more consistent localization.
• Pages stay more responsive and resilient. Public pages avoid unnecessary background loading of footer destinations, reducing interference with interactions such as typing feedback, and browser translation is less likely to cause a blank dashboard.