[firebombed.rip]

Everything you host, on one small box that doesn't ask questions._

Bio pages, private mail, image hosting, game servers. Provisioned by hand, run for people we know.

01 · SERVICES
four things, done properly
BIO
bio.firebombed.rip/you
Link pages
One page, your links, your audio, your background. Themeable down to the CSS if you want to go there.
MAIL
you@firebombed.rip
Private mail
Real mailboxes on our own MX. IMAP, SMTP, aliases, catch-all. Nothing is scanned and nothing is sold.
ZIPLINE
i.firebombed.rip
Image and file hosting
A Zipline instance with your own token. ShareX, Flameshot, curl. Short links, embeds, expiring uploads.
GAME
play.firebombed.rip
Game servers
Minecraft, Source, Valheim, whatever else fits. Full file access, scheduled backups, no per-slot billing.
02 · HOW IT WORKS
One dashboard for all of it.
Every service you run shows up in one panel. Start, stop, restart, read logs, roll back a deploy, add a mail alias. No terminal required, no separate control panel per service.
[panel]
4 RUNNING
bio · /you
bio page · 1.4k views this week
28 MB
mail · you@firebombed.rip
3 aliases · catch-all on
1.2 GB
valheim
game · 2/6 players · backup daily
:2456
i.firebombed.rip
zipline · token idle
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03 · ACCESS
You need someone on the inside.
Invites come from existing members and we keep the box small on purpose. If you know someone here, ask them. If you don't, tell us what you'd run.
04 · FAQ
Rules, privacy, and the boring parts
Updated 2026-08-25
Anything not answered here goes to hi@firebombed.rip.
Who can get an account?+
Accounts are invite-only and personal to you. You need to be 16 or older. Don’t share credentials, and don’t resell your account or anything running on it.
What am I not allowed to host?+
Nothing illegal where our servers sit. No CSAM, no doxxing or targeted harassment, no malware, no phishing, no spam or bulk unsolicited mail, no crypto mining. Broadly: nothing that risks getting our IP ranges or domain blocklisted.
Are there quotas or limits?+
No hard quotas, which only works while nobody abuses it. Sustained usage that degrades other members’ services can be throttled or suspended, and we’ll message you first whenever that’s practical.
Who owns what I upload?+
You do. We take only the permission needed to store, process, and serve your content on your behalf. Holding the rights to what you host is your responsibility.
Is there an uptime guarantee?+
No. This is a community platform, provided as-is, with no SLA or warranty. We run daily backups on a rolling 30-day window, but keep your own copies of anything you can’t lose.
When would an account be suspended?+
For breaking the rules above, and immediately in cases of illegal content or active abuse. You can close your account whenever you like — data is deleted within 30 days.
What data do you collect?+
An email address and display name, the content you choose to host, and operational logs: request IPs, timestamps, error traces. Mail is stored so it can be delivered to you.
What do you not do with it?+
No advertising, no analytics on your visitors by default, no profiling, no selling or sharing with third parties. Mail is only scanned for spam and viruses.
How long is data kept?+
Access and error logs for 30 days, then deleted. Backups roll on the same 30-day window. Account data and hosted content are removed within 30 days of closure.
Who can see my files and mail?+
Administrators can reach infrastructure and, where technically necessary, stored content — for example to debug a service you’ve reported as broken. We don’t read mail or files outside of that. Third-party disclosure happens only under a valid legal order.
Can I export or delete my data?+
Yes, any time. Mail privacy@firebombed.rip and we respond within 30 days. Where GDPR applies you can also complain to your local supervisory authority.
Do you use cookies?+
One session cookie for the dashboard so you stay logged in. That’s all we set. Cookies your own hosted sites set are yours to disclose.
Do these terms change?+
Occasionally. Material changes are announced in the community channel at least 14 days before they take effect, and continuing to use the platform after that counts as acceptance.