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Modspire is a Windows desktop studio for planning Minecraft Java modpacks. Describe a world or name a mod in chat, search the Modrinth catalog, compare candidates, and organize each pack project in one place.
🎬 See the app in action:
▶️ Watch the 23-second Modspire tour · ⬇️ Download the latest release
Latest: Modspire 0.2.98 — Undo/redo mod selections, save named pack variants and share lists with project links. Try the sample browser demo; direct Modrinth search needs no AI account.
- 🗂️ Pack projects — keep separate Minecraft versions, loaders, mod selections, and chat histories.
- 🤖 Pack Assistant — turn a theme or exact mod request into catalog suggestions and continue refining in chat.
- 🔎 Mod search — search Modrinth without an AI key; optionally configure CurseForge with your own approved API key.
- 🧩 Pack management — import Modrinth share links or
.mrpackfiles, review dependencies, and export projects. - 🧪 Pack Lab — inspect compatibility notes, mod roles, snapshots, crash-log notes, and project diagnostics.
- 🛠️ Mod Creator — develop a mod idea into a specification and starter-code outline.
- 🎨 Four interfaces — switch layouts, color themes, and Minecraft-inspired backgrounds.
- 🌐 Local web view — open the same workspace in a browser while the desktop app is running.
- 🚀 Getting started
- 🔎 Mod search and pack selection
- 🎨 Interfaces and designs
- 🧠 AI, privacy, and limitations
- 🧰 Troubleshooting and development
- 📝 Patch log
Available routes include ChatGPT account access, OpenAI or Anthropic API credentials, local Ollama/Bionic models, compatible OmniRoute endpoints, and local OpenCode servers. Modspire performs catalog lookup itself, so the AI provider does not need a Modrinth tool. Model support and provider quotas vary.
Modspire is an independent community test project and is not affiliated with Mojang/Microsoft, Modrinth, CurseForge, or OpenAI. Original app files are MIT licensed, while the bundled Sign in with ChatGPT DevKit has separate noncommercial terms. See licensing and third-party notices. The app organizes pack plans; it does not install every mod or verify that Minecraft launches.