An easy way to manage your modpacks, written in Dart and Flutter. Formerly Minecraft Modpack Manager Reborn

Working features

• Applying modpacks

• Clearing modpacks

• Reloading modpacks in the list

• Opening modpacks folder

• Installing mods and resourcepacks (not modpacks) from curseforge/modrinth

• Installing shaders from modrinth and (partially) curseforge

• Importing and exporting modpacks

• Updating mods from curseforge and modrinth

• Sharing modpacks with your friends

• Backing up modpacks to the cloud

Important

Why can't I include modpacks from curseforge? Although I do have API access to curseforge modpack API, I cannot completely install everything from a modpack, since many modpacks tend to overwrite some of minecraft's settings and/or install external resource packs. I do not wish to deal with that.

Grab the latest build manually (Linux/Windows)

Warning

If you install the app from the Microsoft Store, make sure you have the .minecraft folder already created, or else you might have to follow the tip below!

Tip

If some of the app's functionality doesn't work properly on Windows, try enabling developer mode in the system settings and/or reinstalling the app from microsoft store.

Warning

If your mods folder is not symlinked to modpacks/, your mods folder will be deleted after you apply/clear your modpack

Warning

Before requesting to the delete the data collected by the app, please be sure that you are using the latest version.

Tip

THIS ONLY APPLIES TO APP VERSIONS BEFORE v24.2.0. If CurseForge protocol handler doesn't work properly you can easily use this registry fix

Tip

THIS ONLY APPLIES TO APP VERSIONS BEFORE v24.2.1. If you're setting a modpack after you deleted the one that you selected, you might have to remove the mods folder

Logo's source (Figma)