Games Like ProximaClient

A server in five minutes, no config files

Pick a game and a version — ProximaClient handles the rest: downloads the server build, pulls whatever it needs to run, lays out the files and sets sane startup parameters. After that you change settings through a form — checkboxes and fields instead of editing text files in Notepad. Already have a server you set up by hand? It connects as is — the folder stays where it is, nothing gets moved.

So your friends can actually join

The most common reason a home server never gets off the ground is that nobody can connect to it. Your ISP handed you a shared IP, the router isn't yours, and there's nowhere to set up port forwarding. ProximaClient gives the server a public address and keeps it alive for you. You send your friends one line, they paste it into the game and they're in. No router setup, no third-party VPN.

Not just for games

The tunnel doesn't care what's behind the port. If you write code, it covers the same jobs you'd normally spin up a separate service for:

TCP, UDP and HTTPS. For HTTPS the certificate is issued and renewed on the service side — the address opens in a browser with no warnings, and webhooks that require a valid certificate work right away.

Once the server is up