A free, open source server hosting tool for Minecraft and other multiplayers games. Lodestone is designed to be easy to use, secure, and feature-rich. It is built with Rust, React, and TypeScript.
đź”— Get Started: https://www.lodestone.cc/
- Clean and intuitive UI
- One-click installation and setup
- Real-time server status
- (New!) Beautiful and functional file manager (unzip, upload, download, copy, pastes, etc.)
- Collaborative remote server and resource management
- Priority on safety and security
- User permission management
- (New!) Extensions via macro (read more here)
- (New!) Connect without port forward via playit.gg integration (read more here)
- (New!) Manage Docker containers (WIP 🚧, read more here)
- Plugin and mod management
- Complete Docker integrations
- Event viewer
Have a feature request? Let us know by creating an issue!
- Windows (x86_64)
- Linux (x86_64)
- MacOS (Apple Silicon)
We have discontinued support for Intel Macs and ARM Linux as of 0.5.0 due to the lack of hardware to test on. Get in contact with us if you would like to see support for these platforms.
Lodestone CLI manages the installation and updates of Lodestone Core - the backend of Lodestone. It does not come with a UI (dashboard), so you must use a web dashboard, either hosted by us or yourself.
Lodestone Desktop integrates Lodestone Core and the dashboard into a single application. It is available for Windows only and is not considered stable yet.
See here
You can download Lodestone Desktop for Windows from the releases page. Although we recommend using the CLI, see below.
Download and run Lodestone CLI.
If you would like to use the dashboard we hosts:
- Use a chromium based browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.) and go to https://www.lodestone.cc/
- Follow this guide to enable mixed content for the site.
- If you have browser extensions such as HTTPS Everywhere, disable them for the site.
To see why step 2 and 3 are necessary and some possible solutions, see here
Alternatively, you can host the dashboard yourself.
Lodestone Core is written entirely in safe Rust, and uses#![forbid(unsafe_code)]. However we can't guarantee the safety of the crates and binaries we link to, as those may use unsafe rust.
Lodestone is created with security as a top priority. While most of the safety critical code such as login and permissions management have been tested thoroughly, no formal security audit has been done for any part of Lodestone.
Lodestone is still new and we have a lot of features planned for this year. Either way, we'd love to hear your feedback! If you have any suggestions, leave a GitHub issue or talk to us on our Discord.
The Lodestone project uses the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. See our LICENSE file for details.
Lodestone and all its components (dashboard, core, macros, etc.) are free for personal use, forever.
You may use Lodestone for commercial purposes, but you must disclose the source code of any modifications you make to Lodestone. You must also disclose the source code of any software that uses Lodestone's API.
Lodestone team provides absolutely no warranty or guarantee for the software.
For an alternate (non-AGPL) license, contact us by either raising an issue or joining our Discord.
Lodestone wouldn't be here if it weren't for our contributors. Check out our team here!
The Lodestone project is being maintained by a passionate team of University students with 0 profits. Consider buying us a coffee to support our development, we would greatly appreciate it!
Checkout our FAQ here for more info: https://github.com/Lodestone-Team/lodestone/wiki/FAQ
You can also join our Discord to ask questions and help for setting up Lodestone.