India-first planning
Mumbai (AWS ap-south-1) is the intended launch region. No region is live and no latency figure on this site has been measured from our infrastructure.
India-first · Pre-launch prototype
Minecraft hosting, planned for players in India.
An independent hosting project built around Indian communities and the operators who run them. Java and Bedrock plans are published as proposals, with feature statuses that state plainly what is real and what is not connected yet.
- No payment collected
- No live game server
- No customer data sold
dashboard · server overviewPrototype
Server record
Survival SMP
- Edition
- Java
- Software
- Paper
- Plan
- Growth
- Region
- Planned
[sample] Illustrative server record
[record] 0 server events
[not connected] Power, console and telemetry
> _
Sample interface. This static preview has no database or server connection; the record and operations shown are illustrative.
Real software
This marketing site is implemented in Next.js and TypeScript. Accounts and the dashboard exist in the repository, not in this static preview.
Hosting not connected
No Minecraft server is provisioned. Power, console, telemetry and backups are visibly unconnected.
Proposed pricing
Plan prices are hypotheses for feedback. Nothing can be purchased.
What we are building
A hosting product shaped by how Indian communities actually play.
Two editions, honest software options, and an operator dashboard that names its limits instead of hiding them.
Operator-shaped controls
The dashboard is designed around the jobs owners repeat weekly: lifecycle, configuration, logs and backups. Only records exist today.
Clear software choices
Java and Bedrock are presented as separate products with separate software. Loaders are only offered where they actually run.
Security before scale
Isolation, scoped credentials, backups and tested recovery are hard requirements in the plan, not later nice-to-haves.
Pricing you can test
Plan prices are published as proposals so server owners can challenge the packaging before anything is sold.
Honest status labels
Every capability is marked available, tested, simulated or planned — on the website and in the dashboard.
Editions
Java and Bedrock are different products. They get different pages.
Confusing the two is the most common source of disappointment in Minecraft hosting. The software, extension model and cross-play options are genuinely different.
Minecraft Java Edition
The desktop edition with the deepest plugin and mod ecosystem. Planned support covers Vanilla, Paper, Fabric and Forge.
Java hosting detailsMinecraft Bedrock Edition
The edition used on phones, consoles and Windows. Planned support uses the official Bedrock Dedicated Server — not Java software.
Bedrock hosting detailsServer software classification, including what is not planned and why, is documented on the server software page.
Regions
India first. Not India only.
Mumbai is the intended launch region, with Singapore and Frankfurt considered for later worldwide coverage. Every latency figure below is a planning estimate, not a measurement.
Planned launch
Mumbai, India
Planned launch region (AWS ap-south-1). Latency is an estimate, not a measurement.
~25 ms estimated, not measured
Planned later
Singapore
Planned expansion region. Useful for South-East Asia and Oceania players.
~58 ms estimated, not measured
Planned later
Frankfurt, Germany
Planned later. Better for European communities than for players in India.
~135 ms estimated, not measured
Intended flow
Four steps, described without pretending they run.
This is the flow the prototype demonstrates. Provisioning, file handling and billing are later work.
01
Choose edition and software
Java with Vanilla, Paper, Fabric or Forge; Bedrock with the official Bedrock Dedicated Server. The full-application preview only offers software that matches the edition; this static site has no create-server form.
02
Pick a plan
Four proposed tiers, from 2 GB to 16 GB of RAM, with published player-slot and storage targets. Prices are proposals, not an offer.
03
Configure the world
Name, MOTD, player limit, seed and difficulty. In the full-application prototype these fields are not saved anywhere.
04
Operate it
The intended operator surface is power controls, console, configuration and backups. Those controls are visibly unconnected today.
Accounts and server records are real. No AWS resource, Minecraft process or payment is created.
Available today
The parts that actually work.
This is not the roadmap. These are implemented in the repository and can be inspected locally.
Available
Marketing website
Home, hosting (overview, Java, Bedrock, software), features, pricing, about, contact, FAQ and a custom 404 — all responsive and keyboard operable.
Available
Accounts and sessions
Email and password registration, login, logout and current-user lookup. Sessions are opaque server-side tokens in HttpOnly cookies.
Available
Authenticated dashboard
Overview, server list, server detail with real event history, plan comparison and read-only account settings, scoped to the signed-in user.
Available
PostgreSQL data layer
Prisma schema, initial migration and plan seed for users, sessions, servers, server events and plans, with database check constraints.
Available
Policy drafts
Privacy, terms of service and refund/cancellation pages published as clearly marked drafts, so the gaps are reviewable rather than hidden.
Available
Baseline browser hardening
CSP, frame denial, MIME-sniff denial, referrer and permissions policy on every route, plus production-only HSTS.
Dashboard
An operator panel that names its boundaries.
In the full application, accounts, sessions and server records are real. This static preview does not include the dashboard; every unconnected control is labelled where it appears in the repository.
- The full application supports registration, login and PostgreSQL-backed sessions
- Server records are scoped to the authenticated account
- Real server event history is stored in the database
- Proposed plans can be compared against stored allocations
- The create-server preview provisions nothing
Console panel
Not connectedNo process is running
The console requires a server process, an authenticated command channel and an audit trail. None of these exist in the prototype, so the panel refuses to imply otherwise.
Power controlsPlanned
TelemetryPlanned
BackupsPlanned
Config editingPlanned
Proposed pricing
Simple plans, published so they can be challenged.
No checkout, no hidden renewal and no pretending these are final. These tiers exist to test whether the packaging makes sense.
Starter
₹399/mo
Proposed · taxes excluded
2 GB RAM · 10 player slots
Growth
₹799/mo
Proposed · taxes excluded
4 GB RAM · 20 player slots
Pro
₹1,499/mo
Proposed · taxes excluded
8 GB RAM · 40 player slots
Studio
₹2,999/mo
Proposed · taxes excluded
16 GB RAM · 80 player slots
Prices are proposals only. No payment gateway is connected, and the AWS cost model behind them is an unverified estimate. See the pricing caveats.
Pre-launch means pre-launch
This static marketing preview implements the public website only. Accounts, the dashboard, Minecraft provisioning, power controls, console, telemetry, backups, payments and support operations are not part of this deployment.
Next step
Review the prototype, then tell us what is missing.
The most useful feedback is whether these tiers, editions and software choices match how communities actually choose a host.
Pre-launch prototype · No live Minecraft server · No payment collected
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