Manage your Minecraft: Java Edition mods, modpacks, resource packs and shaders with ease.
Built with Tauri, React and Rust.
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- Modpacks: create, apply, clear, import and export modpacks for Forge, Fabric and other loaders.
- Search and install: browse mods, resource packs and shaders from Modrinth and CurseForge, with dependencies installed alongside.
- Updates: update the mods in a modpack from Modrinth and CurseForge.
- Installed content: view, copy and delete the resource packs and shaders in your Minecraft folder.
- Quadrant ID: share modpacks with friends via Quadrant Share, back them up and collaborate on them with Quadrant Sync, and sync your settings across devices.
- Prism Launcher (experimental): apply modpacks to Prism Launcher instances.
quadrantmcCLI: everything above from a terminal, installed alongside the app. See docs/cli.md.- Available in English, Turkish and Ukrainian.
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You can also download a build manually for Linux and Windows (x86_64/aarch64) or macOS (Apple Silicon).
Note
On macOS, approve the app in Privacy & Security before the first launch, and choose Always allow when it asks to use the keychain. Quadrant ID and Sync need keychain access.
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| Search Modrinth and CurseForge | Install mods with their dependencies |
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| Manage installed resource packs and shaders | Apply, share and sync modpacks |
- A modpack fails to apply right after installing Quadrant: delete your
modsfolder and try again. - Quadrant ID, Share or Sync don't work: make sure your system clock is synced, then check the status page.
- Something doesn't work on Windows: try enabling developer mode in system settings, or reinstall the app from the Microsoft Store.
- Requesting deletion of your data: update to the latest version first. See the privacy policy for what the app collects.
See DEVELOP.md to set up and build the app, and TESTING.md for running the tests. The backend lives in a Tauri-independent Rust crate, documented in docs/quadrant-core.md.
Quadrant is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Using Quadrant ID is subject to the Quadrant ID terms of service.
Quadrant and its developer are not affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft.