Profile management

Profiles allow you to manage different configurations for your launcher. Each profile has its own files, loader configuration, Minecraft version, and server address — completely isolated from the others.

How it works

Each profile corresponds to a specific configuration of the launcher. When players launch the game, they can choose which profile to use, and the launcher will load the corresponding files and settings.

Managing Profiles

Creating a profile

Click the “Add profile” button. A modal opens with the following fields:

• Name: The display name for this profile (e.g. Survival, Modded 1.20).

• Slug: A unique identifier used internally (e.g. survival, modded-120). This is auto-generated from the name but can be edited.

• Server IP: The IP address of the Minecraft server associated with this profile. This is optional and can be left blank if the profile is not tied to a specific server.

• Server port: The port of the Minecraft server (default: 25565). This is also optional and can be left blank if not applicable.

• Minecraft version: The Minecraft version of the server (used for pinging). This is optional and can be left blank if not applicable.

• Permissions: Select which users have access to manage this profile (files and/or loader).

Once saved, the profile appears in the list and is immediately available for file and loader management.

Renaming and editing a profile

Hover over any profile card and click the edit button () to rename it or update its server address. Changes are applied immediately.

Deleting a profile

Hover over a profile card and click the trash button () to delete it.