Hypnos
A proper Minecraft server. It just naps.
Most hosting bills you for a server nobody is playing on. Hypnos puts the world to sleep when the last player leaves and wakes it in three tenths of a second when the next one joins, so you pay for the sessions rather than the silence. Worlds are never deleted — not when you stop playing, and not if you cancel.
- Wakes from standby in 0.3 seconds
- Create and control worlds from Discord, or the web panel
- Automatic backups and DDoS protection included
- Worlds kept indefinitely, even after cancellation
- Seven days free before anything is charged
LibertyHUD
Pick the match. You're on air.
Broadcasting Counter-Strike normally takes a producer, a dedicated observer and an hour of setup before anyone sees a round. LibertyHUD imports the whole match in one click, serves the entire overlay as a single browser source, and hands the camera to Jeff — a neural observer that watches all ten players and calls the shot itself. It runs on the broadcaster’s own machine, so there is no cloud latency and no hourly cap.
- One-click league import: rosters, photos, flags and veto
- Scorebug, player cards, radar and killfeed from one browser source
- Jeff, a neural observer directing across all ten players
- Studio: describe the HUD you want and it is built live
- Animated pre-match, post-match and freezetime screens
Clan Tracker
Know exactly where your clan stands.
Pet Simulator 99 runs clan battles that decide a season and shows almost nothing while they are happening. The tracker samples every clan in the game every ten minutes, so a server can see live standings, who is genuinely contributing, and whether the current pace actually wins — with a public page for every clan and player, and an archive reaching back to 2023.
- Live standings with pace and overtake projections
- Per-member contribution and gem donation breakdowns
- Item price and rarity history, sampled hourly
- League tracking between battles
- A public page for every clan and every player