1. Login
Open Get started. Continue with Discord or Google, or type a display name. Panel pages stay locked without an account.
Follow this in order. The Discord bot only goes online after the host engine is running.
Open Get started. Continue with Discord or Google, or type a display name. Panel pages stay locked without an account.
Name the server, pick Python or Node, RAM, and a plan. Unlimited storage is included on the Unlimited plan.
Drop a zip. Press Unzip. Open that folder. Press Move all to container. Open a .py file and press Save after edits.
Add DISCORD_TOKEN. Without a real token, Discord keeps the bot offline even if the console looks busy.
On the computer that should host the bot run python server.py. Open the panel at http://127.0.0.1:8080 so Start can launch bot.py.
Press Start. The console reads container files, installs requirements, and shows live errors. Status turns ONLINE only if the process stays running.
The gray dot on the bot profile means Discord does not have a running gateway connection. Opening HTML files directly cannot keep a bot online. Use python server.py, set DISCORD_TOKEN, then Start. Watch the console for "Logged in as".