McHost: Minecraft Servers

Host a Minecraft Java server on your Android phone with McHost. Create a world, invite friends and manage your server from one app. Your phone runs the server: McHost is on-device Minecraft hosting, not a rented cloud machine. CREATE YOUR SERVER Set up Paper with an automatic server download, or choose a supported Modrinth modpack. Advanced users can import a custom server JAR. Choose your world settings, difficulty, player limit and performance options in a guided setup. PLAY TOGETHER Share your server address so friends can join from a compatible Minecraft Java Edition client. Start, stop and restart your server, follow the live console and send Minecraft console commands from your phone. PLUGINS AND MODPACKS Browse compatible Paper plugins and manage installed plugins. Explore supported modpacks with automatic loader setup. Compatibility depends on the Minecraft version, loader and device; some content also requires players to install matching client mods. MANAGE YOUR WORLDS Keep multiple server setups, adjust server settings and create local backups. The local Live Map for Paper shows explored surface terrain, biomes and player positions, with saved waypoints and a last-known map when the server is offline. CHOOSE HOW YOU PLAY McHost includes free use with ads and optional rewarded ads for server time. Optional purchases offer more server time, permanent extra server slots and a Premium subscription. Available prices and benefits are shown in the app before purchase. BEFORE YOU START A compatible ARM64 Android device, enough memory and storage, and an internet connection are required. Performance and player capacity depend on your phone, server software and network. Your device must keep the server running for friends to connect. Minecraft is not included; players need their own compatible game. Server use requires acceptance of the Minecraft EULA. McHost is an independent app. It is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft. Third-party projects and trademarks belong to their respective owners.