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Servers you can almost touch — graphite rack-unit faceplates, status LEDs, glowing VFD readouts, one power-button orange and faders that build a VPS like a mixing desk

A dark-first, Persian-first language for cloud and VPS providers, domain registrars, CDN and DNS services and their control panels. Everything is hardware: cards are rack units with ears and screws, state is an LED (green running, amber working, red stopped, blue traffic), prices, IPs and hostnames glow in recessed VFD windows, and the one action is an orange power button. The signature is a server builder with four vertical faders (CPU, RAM, NVMe, traffic) with LED meters, OS and location keys, monthly or hourly billing and a live Toman price. Sites get a rack-elevation hero, ready units, datacenters with live-ish ping, domain search with availability lights, feature units, a 90-day uptime strip and a deploy dialog. The panel has server rows with power keys, live CPU and network graphs, a web console, snapshots, firewall rules, domains with auto-renew switches, a DNS zone editor and a wallet with daily spend and invoices.