Getting started

Consolry is a game server panel you install on your own computer. It runs Minecraft servers and gives you a web page to manage them: a console, files, plugins, players, backups and schedules.

Consolry is a pre-release. It works, but it is not finished. Expect bugs and missing features, and keep your own copy of any world you care about.

What you need

• A computer running Windows 10 or 11, or 64-bit Linux (Intel, AMD or ARM).
• About 2 GB of free memory for each Minecraft server, and a few GB of disk space.
• An internet connection, to download Minecraft and plugins.

You do not need to install Java, Docker or a database. Consolry downloads the right Java for each server and keeps its own data in one folder.

The short version

1. Install Consolry: on Windows or on Linux.
2. Open the panel in your browser and create your admin account.
3. Create your first server.
4. Open a port if friends outside your home should be able to join.

How it fits together

Consolry is one program. It serves the panel at http://127.0.0.1:8700 and runs your servers on the same machine. Everything stays on that computer: your account, your worlds and your backups.