Minecraft Bedrock
installed in a Few Clicks
NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT PRODUCT. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG OR MICROSOFT. DeployCat is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft.
Pick Minecraft Bedrock
Open DeployCat and choose Minecraft Bedrock from the list of supported games. DeployCat is the ONLY app that can host a Bedrock server natively on macOS — no Wine or Linux needed.
- No Steam App IDs to look up
- No manual downloads
- DeployCat knows everything about the Minecraft Bedrock server already
Minecraft Vanilla
Minecraft Bedrock —
Minecraft Modded
Palworld
Valheim
RustConfigure server
Give your server a name and pick the Bedrock version. Players connect from Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and Mobile — no Java required.
- Server name and version selection
- Windows native server — no Java needed
- Cross-platform play for console and mobile players
Install the server
Click install and DeployCat downloads the official Minecraft Bedrock dedicated server, with a live progress bar. There's even a mini-game to play while you wait.
- Fully automatic — nothing to configure
- Live download speed and progress
- Resumes safely if your connection drops
Set up networking
DeployCat finds your network address and opens the Bedrock port for you automatically using UPnP — the part that usually trips people up is handled in one toggle.
- Opens UDP port 19132 automatically
- Picks the right network adapter for you
- No router login or manual port forwarding
Set gamemode & PvP
Choose survival or creative, set the difficulty, and toggle PvP. DeployCat fills in sensible defaults — just click next if you want.
- Gamemode: Survival or Creative
- Difficulty: Peaceful, Easy, Normal, or Hard
- PvP on or off — your call
Server ready
Your Bedrock server is live. DeployCat gives you the exact address to share — friends on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and Mobile can join right away.
- Few-click start, stop and restart
- Copy-and-share connect address
- Live console, backups and settings whenever you need them
Illustrative preview of the DeployCat setup flow. Actual screens may vary slightly as the app evolves.