Changelog
What changed
Every change we ship, newest first. Written for you, not for us. Last updated 2026-10-17.
- New
Software & Versions — change game version in one place
- Every server now has a single Software & Versions page. It shows the version currently running, lists every published version straight from the upstream registry, and rebuilds the server onto the one you choose.
- Versions are fetched live, so you get current releases instead of a list frozen when the panel was installed. Stable, beta and snapshot builds are labelled so you can tell them apart before deploying.
- Switching a version and rebuilding used to mean hunting across two different pages. It is now one guided flow: pick a version, save it, reinstall.
- New
Install plugins and mods without leaving the panel
- Browse Modrinth from any server and install plugins, mods or datapacks with one click. The file is fetched from Modrinth and written straight into the correct folder for your software.
- The browser detects what your server runs and only offers content that will actually load — plugins for Paper, Purpur, Folia and Spigot; mods and datapacks for Fabric, Quilt, Forge and NeoForge.
- Search results filter to your exact loader automatically, so you are not reading descriptions for software you do not run.
- Security
Guided reinstall with a confirmation you cannot fat-finger
- Reinstalling a server is now a guided dialog that states plainly what is kept and what is lost, and requires you to type the server name before it will run.
- Deleting your files is off by default and asks for a separate, explicit confirmation. The warning escalates once you select it.
- New
Bot hosting now runs three tiers
- Bot hosting gains Bot Pro: 2 GB RAM, 2 vCPU, 20 GB NVMe and Java support, so you can run your own Lavalink audio node on the same plan instead of renting one separately.
- Bot Starter and Bot Plus remain available for Node.js and Python runtimes from ₹29 a month.
- Changed
Lavalink hosting retired as a standalone product
- Lavalink nodes are no longer sold as a separate product. The capability now lives inside Bot Pro, which gives you a dedicated node with more memory and storage.
- Existing orders are unaffected and continue to run.
- Security
Credentials and TLS certificates included in backups
- Backups now capture the whole platform rather than just databases: application source, uploaded media, panel configuration, TLS certificates and every credential.
- Credentials and private keys are encrypted inside each archive with a dedicated key that is never stored alongside them, so a leaked archive alone does not expose your secrets.
- Fixed
Panel API requests were failing behind the proxy
- A configuration problem caused every browser-side panel API call to be routed to the wrong address, which broke the administration console and parts of the server pages.
- This is fixed. If any page looked broken or showed a stray value, a hard refresh clears it.
- New
Discord bot and Lavalink hosting
- Two new services alongside Minecraft and VPS: always-awake Discord bot runtimes (Node.js and Python) from ₹29 a month, and dedicated Lavalink audio nodes from ₹79 a month.
- Pick your runtime at checkout, deploy from Git, and find setup walkthroughs in the knowledge base.
- New
Choose your location and software at checkout
- Checkout now shows live capacity per location — full locations are marked and cannot be picked, and checkout pauses honestly if everywhere is full.
- You can also choose which software version your server installs with. Bot and Lavalink plans ask you to pick; Minecraft keeps a recommended default.
- New
Retry a failed provisioning yourself
- If an order ever fails to build, its order page now explains what happened and offers a retry button — no ticket needed for the common case.
- If retrying does not help, the same page points you at Discord and email support with your order reference ready to quote.
- New
Renewal reminders, a day ahead
- Subscriptions with auto-renew on now get an email 24 hours before each charge, with the amount, the date, and exactly how to switch it off.
- One reminder per charge — never twice, even if our worker runs the check more than once.
- Fixed
New servers failed to start
- A misconfigured start command meant freshly provisioned servers crashed on boot. New orders now install with the correct command from their software version.
- If your server was affected, retry provisioning from its order page or contact support and we will sort it out.
- Security
Two-factor authentication
- You can now require a time-based code from your phone in addition to your password.
- Recovery codes are issued once at setup and work when you no longer have your phone.
- Cancelling auto-renewal never takes your server away — you keep it until the period you have paid for ends.
- New
Auto-renewal
- Turn auto-renew on from any paid order, on a monthly, quarterly or yearly cycle.
- You will be emailed when a renewal is charged and, importantly, when a charge fails — before it becomes a surprise on your statement.
- New
Servers now placed on the node with the most room
- New servers used to always land on the same machine. They now go wherever there is the most free memory.
- If you pick a location at checkout, your server goes there — as long as it can actually take it. We will never quietly put you somewhere else.
- New
Support by email that is actually read
- Mail to support@, billing@, abuse@ or hello@ now lands in a real inbox and is answered by a person.
- Every message is acknowledged, so you never send something into silence.
- New
Clearer checkout
- Completing a payment takes you to a receipt page you can bookmark and come back to.
- Closing the payment window takes you somewhere that says plainly: you have not been charged, your order is held, and here is the button to retry.
- Fixed
Status page told the truth
- The status page no longer reports a healthy service as a 403, and no longer shows "status unavailable" when the panel was answering fine.
- Uptime history now shows every tick, with a date scale so the row of marks means something.