Use cases

What will you run?

Pick what you’re building. Each guide shows the size you need, how to keep it running, and where to put it.

BTC/USDT▲ 2.4%

BUY 0.042 @ 64,120

SELL 0.042 @ 65,660

Trading bots

Your bot never sleeps. Neither should its server.

Linux for Python and Node bots. Windows for MetaTrader. Paid with crypto, online in minutes.

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/price btcBTC $64,120 ▲ 2.4%/alert 66000Alert set ✓

Telegram bots

Your Telegram bot. Online all the time.

A small Linux server is enough for most bots. Long polling works out of the box, webhooks too with your own domain.

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$ agent run research.md

→ searching 12 sources

→ summarising findings

→ writing report.md

✓ done in 42s

AI agents

Give your AI agent a computer of its own.

A Linux server where your agent can run tools, keep its files and stay online. Paid with crypto, no ID.

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Active

Endpoint
203.0.113.18:51820
Handshake
12 seconds ago
Transfer
↓ 18.4 MB ↑ 1.2 MB

Your own VPN

A VPN only you hold the keys to.

WireGuard on a small Linux server, in the country you pick. Paid with crypto, no account in your name.

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$ bitcoin-cli getblockchaininfo

"chain": "main",

"blocks": 968412,

"verificationprogress": 0.99998,

"size_on_disk": 7.2e11

✓ synced · 10 peers

Crypto nodes

Verify it yourself. Run your own node.

A storage server with room for the whole Bitcoin blockchain and years to grow. Paid with the coin you’re verifying.

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Windows apps on a Mac

Windows, on your Mac. Without installing it.

A Windows server in the cloud, opened in a window on your Mac, iPad or Chromebook. It keeps running when you close the lid.

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Running something else?
It’s your server.

Full root or administrator access on every plan. If it runs on Linux or Windows, it runs here.

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