TovStudio - Bot Manager - Control Panel v2

TovStudio is a professional web-based control panel designed to manage multiple Discord bots and Node.js applications from a single interface.


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Why pay for 100 servers when ONE server can run 100 bots?

HOW MANY BOTS CAN YOU RUN?

It depends on your server specs:

| Server RAM | Server CPU | Estimated Bots |
|------------|------------|----------------|
| 1 GB | 1 Core | 5-10 bots |
| 2 GB | 2 Cores | 15-25 bots |
| 4 GB | 2 Cores | 30-50 bots |
| 8 GB | 4 Cores | 60-100 bots |
| 16 GB | 6 Cores | 150-200 bots |
| 32 GB | 8 Cores | 300+ bots |

Average Discord bot uses 30-80 MB RAM.
TovStudio panel itself uses only ~50 MB.

The more RAM and CPU you have, the more bots you can run simultaneously.

FEATURES

Bot Management

• Start, stop, and restart bots with one click
• Real-time console output with live streaming (SSE)
• Auto-start bots on server boot
• Auto-restart on crash with configurable retry limits
• Queue system for managing multiple bot startups
• Bulk actions (Start All / Stop All)

File Management

• Built-in Monaco code editor with syntax highlighting
• Edit .env, config.json, package.json directly from browser
• Create and manage bot configuration files

Real-Time Monitoring

• Live CPU and memory usage per bot
• System-wide resource monitoring
• Network traffic statistics
• Uptime tracking with visual graphs

Security

• Session-based authentication with persistent sessions
• Device authorization system (approve new devices)
• IP whitelist support
• Rate limiting protection
• XSS and CSRF protection headers

Additional Features

• Bot diagnostics and health checks
• Error analysis with suggested fixes
• Git integration with auto-pull support
• Backup and restore functionality
• NPM package installation from panel
• Upload bots via ZIP file
• Export bots as ZIP archives
• Tag system for organization

REQUIREMENTS

• Node.js 18.x or higher
• Linux server (Ubuntu/Debian recommended)

INSTALLATION
1. Upload files to your server
2. Run: npm install
3. Configure config.js with your credentials
4. Run: node server.js
5. Access panel at http://your-ip:30000

Full documentation included in README.md