Your own censorship-resistant proxy server, with a full admin panel, on any VPS.
VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Reality, Hysteria2, TUIC, NaiveProxy, WireGuard, and AmneziaWG, behind one port, with a modern trilingual panel (English, Persian, Russian), multi-user accounts, a multi-node fleet, Iran bridge tunnels, one-click SSL, a Telegram bot with a Mini App, and two-factor auth.
Nova Server turns a plain Linux VPS into a private, censorship-resistant proxy node with a full admin panel. It runs Xray-core, sing-box (for Hysteria2), and AmneziaWG behind a single port, all driven by one self-hosted agent. Where Nova Proxy runs on Cloudflare's free tier, Nova Server is the self-hosted, more powerful sibling: a real proxy core with everything a serious operator needs.
What makes Nova Server different:
- 🧩 All the protocols that matter: VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Reality, Hysteria2, TUIC, NaiveProxy, and native WireGuard
- ⚡ One-scan onboarding: a fresh install seeds a starter user with every protocol on, and the dashboard shows a Quick connect QR, so the first client is online in a single scan
- 🧭 Five questions, then a working server: the setup wizard opens on the first panel visit and asks who the node is for, where people connect from, how they reach it, whether you have a second server, and who will use it. Then it does the work itself: issues the certificate if you gave it a domain, configures and hands you the paste-once command for an Iran bridge or an extra node, writes the configuration, creates the accounts, and finishes on a subscription link and QR code per person. Every question can be skipped, each skip takes a working default that is shown before you tap it, and nothing is written until you approve the review
- 🎚️ Simple mode by default: one answer ("where will people connect from?") replaces seven separate censorship toggles, and a fresh node keeps the engine internals off the navigation entirely. One switch in Settings brings back the routing rule builder, custom outbounds, tunnels, Xray engine options, resellers and API tokens. Nothing is removed, and an existing deployment keeps every page it already had