A redesigned, native interface

A redesigned, native interface — VPSBox now reads like a Mac developer tool. A unified toolbar doubles as the title bar, your servers live in a source list, connection details are laid out as inspector rows, and a status bar keeps server counts, the VM backend, and any running work in view.

Dark mode — The whole app follows your system appearance and switches between light and dark automatically.

Scale the entire app — Zoom from 80% to 160% with ⌘+ and ⌘− (Ctrl on Windows and Linux), reset with ⌘0, or use the stepper at the right of the status bar. Text, icons, tables, and spacing scale together, and your setting is remembered the next time you open VPSBox.

Read logs like a traffic list — Entries are color-coded by category (system, connections, routes, Docker), warnings and errors are flagged in the margin, and the table header stays put while you scroll.

See server state at a glance — Every server in the sidebar carries a status light: green while running, amber and pulsing while it starts, grey when stopped.

Scan connection details faster — Hostnames, IP addresses, SSH users, and key paths are set in a monospace face and aligned in columns, so addresses and paths are easier to read, compare, and select.

Keep your place while you work — Creating, resizing, and deleting a server now open as sheets that drop from the toolbar, leaving the server you were looking at visible behind them.

Clearer status wording — Host packages and local hostnames report "Ready", "Configured", or "2 of 3" instead of borrowing server lifecycle words like "Running".