Getting started with your seedbox & media workspace

1.First login

1. Open the set-password email

   Check your inbox for the set-password link from your provider and click it.

   Don't see it? Check your spam or junk folder — emails from the panel sometimes land there. If you find one, mark it as "Not spam" so future emails arrive normally.

2. Choose a password

   Use a passphrase of a few words separated by dashes — at least 15 characters, with an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter and a digit.

3. Sign in

   Go to your panel address (your provider gave you the link) and log in with your username and new password.

2.Meet your dashboard

After signing in you land on your dashboard. Every app you install appears here as a tile with a live status light — green means running. The sidebar is where you go to add more:

The dashboard also keeps score for you: how much each download client moved today, this week and this month, your ratio, and which of your apps is using the processor, memory and bandwidth right now.

3.Install your first app

Click it. The panel builds it. You're in. There is nothing to configure — no settings, no passwords to invent, no wiring. You pick an app, the panel builds it for you and opens it with you already logged in.

1. Open App Store in the sidebar

   Apps are grouped into sections you can scan in a screen or two, and you can search by what you want the app for rather than its name — "tv", "password" or "scan my post" all land on the right apps. The full list is on the app catalogue page:

   • Torrent clients — ruTorrent, qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission
   • Media automation — Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr and friends
   • Media servers — Plex, Jellyfin, Emby and more
   • File tools, VPN and extras — File Browser, FTPS, web shell…
2. Click the app you want — that's the whole install

   The panel builds the app, connects it to your other apps and handles every setting itself. Your Sonarr already knows your torrent client the moment both are installed.

3. Tile turns green — click it, you're already signed in

   The new tile appears on your dashboard within moments. One click opens the app with auto-login — no separate username or password to type.

4.Manage your apps

Each tile on your dashboard has a small menu (the gear) with everything you need day-to-day:

The verdict behind each tile — and the alerts, live logs and one-click rollback that come with it — is covered in App health.

Not using an app right now? You can freeze it — the app pauses, its slot frees up, and all of its data stays for the day you unfreeze it. How that works: Resource controls.

What survives a reinstall, and where copies of your setup can be sent, has a page of its own: automatic backups.

5.Your files

Your workspace has two folders, and every app already knows about them:

Three ways to manage them

• File Browser app — point-and-click file management in your browser.
• FTPS — connect with FileZilla or any FTP client; the app card shows your address and credentials.
• Web shell — a real terminal in your browser, if that's your thing.
• The Storage page — see what is actually taking your space, folder by folder, and share a single file with a link.

Where your space went

Storage in the sidebar breaks your workspace down folder by folder, largest first, so you can see what to clear out before asking for more space. Open a folder to go deeper, or use Refresh sizes if you have just moved a lot of files.

Sharing one file

Next to any file is Share. It gives you a link that expires on its own, so you can send someone a single file without giving them an account or leaving the file exposed for ever. The link is shown once — copy it there and then — and you can end it early with Stop link. Your shared links are listed on the same page with their expiry dates.

Moving in from an old seedbox? Your files and torrents can come with you — see moving off a hosted seedbox.

6.Streaming

Media servers like Plex, Jellyfin and Emby get their own web address, so your TVs, phones and native apps can connect to them directly.

1. Install a media server

   Pick one from the App Store and click Install.

2. Open it right away and finish the setup wizard

   The first person to open it gets a short one-time setup — create the app's admin account and click through. Do this straight after installing.

3. Add media as your library

   When the wizard asks for your library folder, point it at the media folder. Your library appears — start watching.

4. Connect your devices

   Use the app's own address (shown on its tile) in your smart-TV, phone or desktop apps.

7.Protect your account

1. Open Profile → Security
2. Enable two-factor authentication

   Scan the QR code with any authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Aegis, 1Password…) and enter the 6-digit code to confirm.

3. Save your recovery codes

   They're shown once — store them somewhere safe. If you lose your phone, a recovery code (or the emailed reset link) gets you back in.

Tokens for your own scripts

If you want a script or another app of yours to talk to the panel, create a personal API token under Profile → API tokens. A token only ever reaches your workspace, never anyone else's, it is shown once when you create it, and you can revoke it at any time.

8.Need help?

• Something misbehaving? Try Restart on its tile first — it fixes most hiccups.
• Still stuck? Click 🐛 Report a problem on your dashboard and describe what's wrong. Your provider gets it directly, with the technical context attached automatically — no log-digging needed on your side.
• Running out of space or speed? Use Request more resources on your dashboard to ask your provider for a bigger plan.

Enjoy! 🍿