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Product guide

What Server Rock does.

Server Rock brings scoped community bots, supported game-server management, local finance-bot research, and profile-owned websites into one desktop workspace.

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Product workspaces

Four areas, one desktop app.

Monitoring, access, imports, and recovery support these workflows from the selected profile and host.

AUTOMATION
01

Bots

Connect Telegram or Discord to review status and call a fixed set of safe server actions.

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HOSTING
02

Game servers

Set up supported recipes, check host compatibility, and manage server services in one workspace.

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RESEARCH
03

Finance bots

Use supported local research, backtesting, and paper-trading workspaces. Live trading is separate and guarded.

Explore Finance bots
COMMUNITY
04

Websites

Configure a profile-owned starter site and preview it inside Server Rock. The editor supports Linux starter text; custom or older pages stay host-managed.

Explore Websites
01Choose a profile

Keep one host deployment and its services together.

02Review host state

Check timestamped readiness and service evidence.

03Apply a reviewed change

Read the impact and confirm host actions in context.

04Keep recovery close

Review available backups before maintenance.

Windows desktop examples · earlier build

See the workspace before setup.

These authentic captures show an earlier desktop build. Layout and controls continue to evolve with rolling updates.

Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Overview, with no deployment selected.
OverviewStart from the selected profile and host state.
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Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Servers, with first-deployment guidance.
ServersReview deployments and service controls.
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Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Monitoring, with local host health and a deployment setup route.
MonitoringSee host signals and service health context.
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Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Topology, showing local host connections.
TopologyUnderstand how local services relate to the host.
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Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Recovery, showing how to select a deployment before managing backups.
RecoveryReview the next step to manage profile-scoped backups.
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Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Access, showing setup guidance for deployment access.
AccessPanel addresses and credentials follow the selected deployment.
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Earlier-build capture of Server Rock Setup, showing profile creation and server recipe guidance.
SetupCreate a profile and review compatible recipes.
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Earlier Windows desktop build · No deployment selected. Host readings reflect the machine at capture time.

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Overview

In-app guide

Ask about the next step.

The guide explains setup, servers, monitoring, recovery, access, websites, and integrations. It can point to a workflow, but it cannot run host actions by itself.

Setup answersAsk how to add a service or configure a profile.
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Host contextAn optional small model can use local status when enabled.
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Developer supportCreate a support request for review. Delivery uses the host-configured channel only after you confirm.
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FAQ

Before you install.

Short answers about purchases, downloads, and host setup.

Purchase and downloads

01Which account unlocks downloads?

Use the Google account connected to your purchase. The control plane checks that entitlement before showing installer links.

02Why keep the app signed in?

Paid builds receive rolling, bleeding-edge releases through an account entitlement and signed lease. A one-time purchase includes 30 days of updates; an active paid monthly subscription keeps the update window current. Your installed version remains usable after update access ends.

Host setup

01Does Server Rock replace my host?

No. It manages services on your Windows desktop or Linux host.

02Can I start with an example?

The setup flow offers editable component presets. Review host requirements and service-specific settings before installing.

Updates

Signed releases with an entitlement window.

Keep the consumer app signed in after installation. The client checks its signed update lease before applying a rolling release.

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Next step

Add your first profile.

Use the setup page to connect a host and choose the service you want to manage.

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Requirements

Know what the installer expects.

Server Rock checks recipe and host compatibility during setup; this is the baseline for the current desktop workflow.

Windows

Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)

The Server Rock desktop package includes a setup wizard, but the Windows desktop controller needs 64-bit Python 3.10+ with Tcl/Tk on the host.

Linux

Debian or Ubuntu with systemd

The documented workflow targets Debian or Ubuntu with systemd and a graphical session. The launcher can install python3-tk through apt when needed. Linux customer packages appear only when a supported build is published; recipes may need extra components.

Data and license

Keep the boundary clear.

This explains the app's current data flow and product license. Store operators should publish their own complete privacy policy.

Host data

Host credentials stay on the host.

Server profiles, service credentials, and backups are managed by the host app. Store checkout sends the purchase email and order details to the configured Server Rock control plane. Google sign-in is used to check account entitlements before downloads are shown. The public product pages do not show live host status.

Product license

Current commercial releases are proprietary.

Customer packages contain the application, not a source-code license. Copies previously distributed under the MIT License remain under those original terms; see the preserved historical notice. Game server binaries, mods, trademarks, artwork, and provider services remain subject to their owners' terms.