Its free Windows client launcher lets players browse live servers, compare player counts, maps and mods, save favorites, check Workshop mod status and launch the game. An extensive server browser and public statistics cover availability, countries, maps and server types, while interactive maps include Chernarus+, Livonia, Sakhal, Deer Isle, Namalsk and other terrains.

For server owners, the Server Launcher supports local server setup and management, including DayZ server files, SteamCMD, Workshop mods, configuration, backups and startup tasks. Owners can connect servers to Titan Dashboard for web-based tools such as live maps, player lists, chat, broadcasts, restarts, RCON and mod operations. The platform also offers options to claim and list public servers, along with paid promotion packages priced in euros. Its searchable knowledge base provides guides and troubleshooting information on server files, client errors, modding and gameplay. Together, these services support both joining DayZ servers and running them.