Guide
How to set up Auth on your own domain
Auth is a Paper server on a domain you own. Prove the DNS, start it, then change the server list, the dialogs, the world, and the Discord webhooks from one page.
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The sten.wtf blog
Guides, deep dives, and notes on what we are building — account security, Discord automation, and the occasional look under the hood.
Launcher login, and a performance mode that actually helps
Paste the eight-character code from Feather, Lunar, Prism, Switch, or a browser — we sign the stored account in. Display & audio now has Low / Normal / High so a cheap phone can keep up with the glass.
Read postHow to become a pro Links user
Links is live as its own purchasable service. Seven stores, a three-step create flow, and the habits that make a link look like it belongs on the real storefront — from first purchase to the details beginners skip.
Read postSoft Glass: rebuilding every surface on sten.wtf
Six weeks, thirty-odd routes, and a design language that finally holds together. What changed, what we learned about backdrop blur at scale, and the handful of pages still wearing the old skin.
Read postWhy sten.wtf instead of a generic autosecure service
Most autosecure tools stop at "we flipped 2FA on". Here is what the other 90% of the job looks like, and the specific questions worth asking any service before you hand it a credential.
Read postWhat actually happens when you secure an account
Four entry methods, one pipeline, and roughly a dozen steps between "paste a credential" and "this account is yours". A walkthrough of the securing engine, in order.
Read postHow to set up a Discord bot with sten.wtf
From an empty Discord application to a running verification bot in your own server — token, intents, invite, channels, and the two settings people always miss.
Read postEmbed customization guide for sten.wtf bots
Cleaner verification embeds, button labels people actually understand, and a small set of reusable layouts that keep every channel looking like the same product.
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