Servers in a few clicks
Pick the software and version, give it memory, done.
- Start, stop and restart, with a live console
- Copy a server to test an update first
- Sleeps when empty, wakes when someone joins
Craftlio turns the Windows machine you already have into a friendly server host. Create a server in a few clicks, keep it backed up, see how it's doing, and let friends in, from your desk or your phone.


Runs the software you already play
One small program, no database, nothing else to install. Java is fetched for you, in the right version for each server.
Pick the software and version, give it memory, done.
Browse Modrinth, CurseForge, Hangar and SpigotMC without leaving the page.
Scheduled and on demand. Only changed files take space.
Whitelist, ops and bans with 3D skins and history.
Live graphs for CPU, memory, TPS, players and network.
Switch, upload and download worlds, reset dimensions, add datapacks.
Accounts with roles and per-server permissions, so friends can help without touching everything.
Install it like an app, with a bottom bar, swipe between sections and push alerts.
Real screens from Craftlio, with test servers.








Reads the crash and tells you what happened in plain words, then offers the fix: install the missing mod, turn one off, more memory, the right Java.
A quiet server stops by itself and frees its memory. It still shows up in the server list, and wakes the moment a friend tries to join.
Turning Windows off? Craftlio stops your servers cleanly first, so nobody loses the last half hour of building.
The setup asks before each step and explains what it does.
Double-click setup.cmd. It installs Node.js if needed and sets up folders, starting with Windows and the firewall.
Your browser opens localhost:1999. Create the owner account and your first server.
Yes. Craftlio is open source under the MIT licence. There's no account to make and nothing to pay. You run it on your own machine.
Not yet. Craftlio is built for Windows 10 and 11: it uses Windows features for starting with your machine, the firewall, and saving worlds when Windows shuts down.
Forward the game port (TCP 25565) on your router to your machine. If your domain is on Cloudflare, Craftlio can keep a name like play.example.com pointed at your home, even when your internet provider changes your address.
Yes. The safest way is a free Cloudflare Tunnel, which gives Craftlio an https address without opening any ports. Phone notifications and passkeys work over it too.
Nowhere. Worlds, backups, accounts and settings stay on your machine. Craftlio goes online to download server software, Java, mods and plugins when you ask, and for things you switch on, like alerts, cloud backups or keeping your domain pointed at home.
No. Craftlio is an independent project and isn't affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang AB.
Download Craftlio, run the setup, and have your first server going in minutes.