Datapacks

Datapacks run without changing your server software.

New recipes, structures or game rules on a plain vanilla server, and nobody has to install anything.

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Recording: datapack list

At a glance

Vanilla stays vanilla

No loader, no Forge, no Fabric. A datapack uses what Minecraft already brings with it.

Nothing to do for your players

Everything happens on the server side. Your people join the way they always do.

It lives in the world

Datapacks sit inside the world folder, so restoring a backup brings them back with it.

Datapack or mod? A datapack stays inside the rules of the game.

Recipes, loot tables, advancements, functions: a datapack rearranges what vanilla already knows. That's less than a mod can do, and it's exactly the point: nothing to install, no loader to keep in sync, and an update to the next Minecraft version rarely breaks anything.

Recording: datapack in the world folder

And there's plenty more.

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Datapacks run without changing your server software.

Vanilla stays vanilla

Nothing to do for your players

It lives in the world

Datapack or mod? A datapack stays inside the rules of the game.

And there's plenty more.

A panel built for Minecraft, not for web hosting.

The console that stays out of your way.

You install plugins in the panel, not over FTP.

Mods change the game. For everyone on the server.

Found a modpack? Your server runs it.

Change software or version. Your world comes along.

See who is playing and what they are carrying.

No world lost. Back to yesterday, one click.

Your server files, right in the browser.

Change settings without hunting for files.

Let friends help without handing over everything.

Who did what on your server, and when?

Your server handles the routine on its own.

The hardware that holds your 20 TPS.

Your server sits where your players are

Start a server and try the panel yourself