Goals and support

mikan is free and open source. Features the community asks for are taken into work once their sum is collected. Below are the open goals: pick the one you need and support it on Tribute.

How it works:

1. Each goal has a sum. While it is collecting, the card shows how much is raised.
2. Once the sum is collected, the goal goes into work.
3. The feature ships in a release, and the goal moves to the done list with its version.

A donation is voluntary support of an open source project, not a purchase. We promise no dates, but the money collected for a goal goes into building it.

Goals and sums live in .github/goals.json in the repository. The panel shows the same goals: Settings → System.

• Moving the panel to another server

  Collecting

  Move the panel to a new server with one command: clients, plans, nodes and settings come along, subscription links keep working.

  $11 of $100 · 11%Support

• External subscriptions as nodes

  Collecting

  Add someone else's subscription by link: the panel pulls its servers, keeps them updated and hands them to your clients under your name. For resellers.

  $0 of $300 · 0%Support

• Admin bot in Telegram

  Collecting

  An /admin command in the bot: clients, subscriptions, devices and nodes right from Telegram, without opening the panel.

  $0 of $200 · 0%Support

• Extra devices in the bot

  Collecting

  A client buys one more device for the subscription in the bot and the Mini App, without renewing the plan.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Campaign tags

  Collecting

  Bot links tagged by campaign, with stats: how many came, bought and renewed from each ad.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• A day to renew

  Collecting

  After the subscription ends, a client keeps Telegram on one server for a day to renew it in the bot.

  $4 of $50 · 8%Support

• A domain of its own for subscriptions

  Collecting

  A separate domain or subdomain for subscription links, apart from the panel and the servers. Links stay the same when the panel moves.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Clients on each node

  Collecting

  Who connects through a node, when they were last seen and how much traffic. And the other way round: a client's nodes and traffic on each.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Copying protocols

  Collecting

  Copy a set-up protocol to the same or another node and change only the port or SNI, without setting it all up again.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• The order of all connections

  Collecting

  One screen with every connection clients get, ordered by dragging. For example, grouped by exit country.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Payment demo mode

  Collecting

  Payment systems check how plans and payment work in the bot before they connect it. The demo mode shows the plans, prices and payment steps in advance, and the pay button says plainly that payment is coming soon.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• A key for AI agents

  Collecting

  A separate API access level that keeps an AI from deleting or breaking anything important, and an MCP server to connect ChatGPT and other agents.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Support tickets

  Collecting

  A client writes to support right in the Mini App or the bot, and you answer from the admin panel: conversations by ticket, statuses and notifications.

  $0 of $200 · 0%Support

• Referral program

  Collecting

  A personal link for every client: they get bonus days for each invited friend who buys a subscription.

  $0 of $100 · 0%Support

• Gift subscriptions

  Collecting

  Pay for someone else's access in the bot or the Mini App and send them a gift link they activate on their own account.

  $0 of $100 · 0%Support

• Node status page

  Collecting

  A public page with the servers that work right now and their uptime over the last days, so clients see for themselves what is going on.

  $0 of $100 · 0%Support

• E-mail notifications

  Collecting

  E-mails to clients about the term and traffic, renewals and broadcasts, as in the bot, for those who do not use Telegram.

  $0 of $150 · 0%Support

• AmneziaWG protocol

  Collecting

  AmneziaWG (AWG) as a protocol on the nodes: WireGuard disguised against blocking, with keys made automatically like for the other protocols.

  $0 of $200 · 0%Support

• VK TURN proxy

  Collecting

  A connection through the TURN servers of VK calls: the traffic looks like an ordinary call and gets through where everything else is cut.

  $0 of $200 · 0%Support

• One-click cascade routes

  Collecting

  Chains of nodes set up in advance and a quick switch: when a node is blocked, pick another route with one button instead of reconfiguring protocols.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Auto choice in Happ and Xray apps

  Collecting

  An auto choice group with your own name, as in Clash apps, for Happ, v2RayTun and other Xray apps too: the app keeps the fastest working server by itself.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Subscription auto-renewal

  Collecting

  The subscription renews itself: the client agrees to autopay once, and on the last day the next term is charged to the card (YooKassa) or in Stars (a Telegram subscription). It can be turned off in the bot and the Mini App.

  $0 of $50 · 0%Support

• Franchise: resellers of your own

  Collecting

  Give a partner a shop of their own on your servers: their bot, brand, plans and prices, while you see their sales and take your share of every payment.

  $0 of $150 · 0%Support

Support without a goal

Already made with your money

• VLESS TLS on the panel's domainShipped in 0.5.0.3