I'm BitaceS. I build the technical layer Hytale communities run on — control panels, Discord bots, server setups. Not an agency. One person, on the same Discord as you at 2am when a node goes down. TalePanel is the proof, and you can install it tonight.
Most panels treat a game server as one thing: a process with a console and a start button. Hytale isn't that. Hytale is worlds, mods, players and hosts — and an operator with more than one box needs all four to be real objects, not folders on a disk.
A Go control plane, a Rust daemon on every node, a Nuxt panel on top. Nodes enroll with a single-use token and report back in about thirty seconds. Roles, two-factor, an audit log over every action. Backups, a file manager, mods and plugins you can switch off without deleting them.
It's a 0.9.0-beta. That's not modesty, it's a version number — things will break, and I'll tell you before they do. I don't put a feature on a website before it exists in the repo.
Here's what I build when someone is.
Panels, daemons, provisioning, deployment, multi-node setups — the boring parts that decide whether your community stays. If you're running more than one box and it currently lives in your head and a bash script, that's the conversation.
Server status, whitelist and role sync, ticket flows, moderation, panel integration. The kind that talks to your actual game server instead of posting an embed and calling it a feature.
Community sites, landing pages, stores, docs. No page-builder bloat, no four megabytes of JavaScript to render a server IP. The page you're reading is one file.
No client logos here, because I'm not going to put a logo on this page that I haven't earned. What I can show you is a product you can download and run tonight.
I worked at a hosting provider before I built any of this. Not writing features — keeping other people's machines alive. The rest I picked up the way you pick things up when you're self-employed and nobody else is coming: by breaking it, then fixing it.
Real customers, real outages, real clocks. Someone's server is down, they're losing players, and "I'll look into it" isn't an answer. You learn very fast which explanations are true and which ones are just comforting.
Provisioning, patching, migrating, hardening — on both. Not a course, not a homelab: production boxes where a mistake shows up in someone else's business.
Firewalls, filtering, routing, absorbing attacks. It's why TalePanel's daemon watches the Hytale UDP ports and can rate-limit a flood with nftables before it ever reaches the game. That feature isn't a bullet point — it's a scar.
Hypervisors, game server platforms, automated provisioning. I've stood on the other side of the panel — which is exactly why I had opinions strong enough to go build my own.
Anyone can write a feature. Keeping a box alive under load, with real players on it, at 3am, is a different job — and it's the one most gaming projects lose.
No account manager, no handoff to someone junior, no "we". There is no we. There's me, and there's your project.
I do this alongside a job, which means I take few projects and I tell you my real timeline instead of the one you want to hear. If I can't do it well, I'll say so and, where I can, point you at someone who can.
Everything I build for you is yours — code, repo, deploy scripts, documentation. No black boxes, no rental hostage situation, no "only I can maintain this."
That rule is why TalePanel's site doesn't have a feature list full of things that "are coming". It's the same rule here.
Not a list of logos I once opened a tutorial for. This is the stack TalePanel is built from, and you can verify every line of it.
Everything here is live and free. Nothing on this shelf is a plan, a teaser or a waitlist — if it's listed, you can have it working tonight.
Multi-node control panel for Hytale servers. Go API, Rust daemon, Nuxt panel. One command to install, real certificate, no paid tier.
A WorldPainter extension that builds and exports worlds for Hytale — the map-making workflow builders already know, pointed at a new game. Not solely mine: I work on it, WorldPainter isn't my tool.
Forum for Hytale server owners, modders and builders. Server setup, plugins, worlds — and where TalePanel support gets answered in public, so the next person finds it too.
More tools are in progress. They land on this shelf the day they're worth your time, and not one day sooner.
Server setup that's outgrown you? A bot that needs to do something real? A community site that should load in under a second? Send me the messy version — I'd rather read three honest paragraphs than a polished brief.
info@diengdoh.comUsually back within 48h. If it's not a fit, I'll say that in the first reply instead of the third.