Mineora turns your Android phone into a real Minecraft server — no PC, no monthly hosting fees, and no port forwarding. Spin up a server in under a minute and invite friends from anywhere in the world.
Looking for a free Minecraft server you can run yourself, or an alternative to Realms and paid hosting? Mineora hosts a genuine server right on your phone and keeps it online 24/7.
HOST ANY EDITION
• Java Edition — Paper, Fabric, or Vanilla
• Bedrock Edition (MCPE / Pocket Edition) — for phones, tablets, consoles and Windows, powered by PowerNukkitX
• Crossplay — Java and Bedrock players together on ONE server, set up automatically with Geyser and Floodgate
FRIENDS JOIN FROM ANYWHERE
Every server gets a free public address, powered by playit.gg. No router setup, no static IP, no port forwarding — just share the address and play. Perfect for a survival SMP, a creative build server, or a quick world with friends.
FULL SERVER CONTROL
• Live console with command input and history
• Player management — OP, kick, ban, and whitelist
• Built-in file browser and text editor
• Add your own plugins (Paper) and mods (Fabric)
• Import an existing world, or back yours up to a zip
• Choose your Minecraft version, RAM, MOTD, seed and more
BUILT FOR PHONES
• Runs a real Java server with a bundled runtime — nothing extra to download
• Clean, battery-friendly dark interface
• Keeps hosting through screen-off with a lightweight background service
• Designed for modern 64-bit Android devices
WHY MINEORA
• Free to use — no subscriptions, no hidden hosting bills
• No computer required — your phone is the server
• Java, Bedrock, and crossplay in one app
• Simple enough for first-timers, powerful enough for admins
Whether you want a quick survival world with a couple of friends or a crossplay SMP that everyone can join, Mineora makes hosting it as simple as tapping a button.
Mineora is free to use and supported by ads, with an optional one-time purchase to remove them.
Need a hand getting started? Join the Mineora community on Discord for support, tips, and updates.
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Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang.