For computer clubs in Tajikistan
The club keeps running when the power or internet goes out
AFK4.NET runs the PCs, guest sessions, cash desk and bar. Offline, the desk still seats guests for cash; after a power cut, guests get their time back.
The demo runs in the browser on a made-up club, no sign-up.
What AFK4.NET does for the admin
Power cut, time kept
PCs notice they lost power. When several go off at once, guests get the downtime back and the owner gets a message.
Cash desk without internet
No connection to the server: the admin still seats guests for cash, extends, sells goods and closes the shift. When the connection returns, everything syncs without double charges.
Games download once
A game cache is built into the admin PC: Steam and Epic pull updates from it over the club network instead of the internet for every PC.
PC health
An overheating GPU, a failing disk or a full drive show on the hall map. The owner hears about critical problems in Telegram before a guest does.
The owner sees it all from a phone
Shift totals, cash discrepancies and a daily summary arrive in Telegram.
Three languages
Tajik, Russian and English, for the admin in the Panel and the guest on the PC screen.
The guest screen
Instead of the Windows desktop the guest sees the club screen: remaining time, games, club news and a button to call the admin. Task Manager, Run and the registry editor are closed.
Getting started
Install
One installer for the admin PC and the gaming PCs. The wizard asks what kind of PC it is.
Sign in with a phone number
The owner signs in with a phone number and an SMS code, then adds the staff.
Run the club
PCs appear on the hall map. Rates, the bar and PC settings live in the Panel.
Open source
AFK4.NET is open source under AGPL-3.0, so anyone can check what it does on club PCs.