Independent directory · verified Oct 17, 2026
Six clients and launchers for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition – no cheat features, with platforms, features and known limitations. We host no files: every download button shows where it leads and points to the official source.
Filter by your device or search for a feature like “zoom” or “shaders”. Each card shows the download destination below the button.
No entry matches this combination of search and filters.
Client
Modular client with more than 140 modules according to the developer, including HUD displays for FPS, ping, CPS and keystrokes. Runs through its own launcher on Windows, Linux and macOS, and as an Android app.
Client
Open-source client (GPL-3.0) for Minecraft on Windows 10 and 11 with 30+ modules such as keystrokes, zoom and motion blur. You can write your own extensions as JavaScript or TypeScript plugins.
Client
Client with more than 90 built-in and over 125 community modules according to the developer, plus themes and its own scripting documentation. Downloads are provided exclusively through the project's official Discord server.
Client
Quality-of-life client for mobile Bedrock Edition with 60+ non-cheat modules, including an FPS unlocker, shader loader, minimap and waypoints. Android via Google Play, iOS via sideloading.
Launcher
Unofficial open-source launcher that runs the Android version of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on Linux and macOS. Requires owning the game on the Google Play Store.
Launcher
Open-source tool that installs multiple versions of Minecraft for Windows side by side – release, beta and preview. According to its developer, it has become unreliable since the game moved to GDK.
Based on each project's official pages, verified on October 17, 2026. “Yes” means supported by the developer. “No” means not officially supported.
| Entry | Type | Windows | Android | iOS | Linux | macOS | Source code | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flarial Client | Client | Yes10/11, 64-bit | YesGoogle Play | Noannounced | Yesvia Wine/Proton | LimitedApple Silicon, testing | AGPL-3.0 / GPL-3.0client / launcher | FreeWindows, Linux, Android |
| Latite Client | Client | Yesx64 | No | No | No | No | GPL-3.0 | Free |
| Onix Client | Client | Yes unverified | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Closed sourceredistribution prohibited by license | Not stated unverified |
| Atlas Client | Client | No | YesGoogle Play | Limitedsideloading only | No | No | Closed source | Freepremium optional |
| mcpelauncher | Launcher | No | No | No | Yesx86, x86_64, ARM | Limitedupdates paused | GPL-3.0 | Freegame must be bought on Google Play |
| MCLauncher | Launcher | Limitedunreliable since GDK | No | No | No | No | GPL-3.0 | Free |
Fake client downloads are a common way to spread malware. These rules protect you and your account.
Download clients only from the developer's website, GitHub repository or app store listing. Words like “crack”, “free premium” or “patched” are red flags.
DLL injection often triggers false positives. That doesn't make a file from an unknown source safe – its origin and checksum are what count.
Even clients without cheat features are modifications. Servers set their own rules, so read them before you join with a client.
Enter your Microsoft credentials only on Microsoft's own sign-in page – never in third-party forms or Discord messages.
A client is a modification that hooks into Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and adds features such as FPS counters, zoom, keystrokes or custom menus. Launchers like mcpelauncher or MCLauncher don't change gameplay. Instead, they start or manage the game on systems and in versions that Microsoft doesn't offer directly.
No. We selected projects that present themselves as quality-of-life or PvP clients without cheat features, plus pure launchers. None of the entries advertises features such as fly, kill aura or X-ray. Whether a server allows individual modules such as zoom or a minimap is up to each server, though.
That depends on the server. The clients are not official Mojang or Microsoft products, and servers can enforce their own rules. Latite, for example, states that using it on multiplayer servers is at your own risk. Read each server's rules before you join.
Clients for the Windows version hook into the running game process via DLL injection. Malware uses the same technique, so antivirus software often raises an alarm. Latite's FAQ explicitly calls these detections false positives. What matters is the source: download the file only from the official source and compare the checksum if one is provided.
None of the six entries lists consoles as a supported platform. Depending on the project, Windows, Android, iOS, Linux and macOS are supported.
Yes. All entries require a legitimately purchased copy of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. mcpelauncher explicitly requires a purchase on the Google Play Store, and Flarial on Linux and macOS requires a Microsoft account that owns Minecraft for Windows.
Clients have to be updated after Minecraft updates, so they don't always work with a new version right away. Flarial lets you pick supported versions directly in its launcher, and Atlas lists the currently supported version on its website. Fields marked “unverified” have not been published by the developers.
We deliberately host no files. That way you always get the latest version straight from the developer, and nobody can slip you a modified file. Onix's license also explicitly prohibits redistribution outside its official Discord server.
The criteria are: no advertised cheat features, an official or developer-linked download source, and publicly verifiable information. All links and details were checked on the projects' own pages on October 17, 2026. We openly mention known limitations, such as MCLauncher's since the switch to GDK.
No. Bedrock Clients is an independent directory and not an official Minecraft product. It is also not affiliated with the developers of the listed clients.
Bedrock Clients