How the flow works from your own VPS to a ready client

The onboarding is split into clear steps: sign up with your email on the website, pay, provide VPS details, wait for auto setup, download the app from the proper channel, and activate it with a code from your cabinet.

• The website does not replace the product flow; it prepares the user for it.
• Payment, activation codes, and access management all live on the website and in the cabinet; the Telegram bot is an extra channel.
• The user sees a clear sequence of steps before the first launch.

You do not need a huge checklist, but it helps to understand the basics in advance: a VPS, server access, and a comfortable crypto payment path.

• You need your own VPS, billed separately from the service.
• You need SSH access and the basic server details for setup.
• You need a TonConnect-compatible payment path with USDT or TON.

The main goal is not to buy the most powerful server but to choose a stable, understandable VPS with predictable networking, region, and SSH access.

• For a personal setup, network stability and IP quality matter more than oversized specs.
• The VPS region affects latency, convenience, and the expected usage model.
• It is better to choose a provider with clear pricing, rules, and migration options.

Manual WireGuard or OpenVPN on a VPS still works, but many users need a shorter and more predictable flow rather than a DIY project.

• A managed approach saves time during the first launch and later migrations.
• The user still keeps control over the VPS itself.
• It reduces the number of manual steps and small configuration mistakes.