ReminthSign in with Microsoft and hit Play. Minecraft, Fabric and Java set themselves up — no mod folders, no installers, no version juggling.
A new look, and a lot more inside.
A new icon and the orange brand colour across the launcher - plus everything below.
Press G in Minecraft: over 240 of Reminth's own features - FPS, keystrokes, armor status, potion timers, zoom, a custom crosshair, on-screen text for streamers and more - with profiles and a HUD layout editor. From 1.20.1 to 26.3.
Reminth's own title screen: Discover opens the panel, and tips show while worlds and servers load.
A Minecraft-style pixel pointer at your Windows pointer's size. In full screen Reminth draws it itself, so it can't disappear.
Tell Reminth an instance is for PvP, survival or something else and get a matching set of mods and packs.
A small note when a server's rules ban one of your mods. Nothing is ever turned off for you.
Player Statistics count your servers too, and the Library keeps your clips and screenshots.
Compatible with the mods you actually use
On Fabric and Quilt instances Reminth adds Sodium, Lithium, FerriteCore, ImmediatelyFast, Entity Culling and ScalableLux for you, plus the Fabric API they need — stable releases from Modrinth, only when a build exists for your Minecraft version. It leaves out any mod you already have or that clashes with yours, and you can switch the pack off per instance. Everything else installs from Modrinth inside the launcher. Here's a sample of what the Fabric ecosystem has to offer:
Reminth checks your mods before the game starts, tells you which ones won't load and why, and can fix them in one click. It can also work out which Minecraft version fits all your mods and your server.
Rendering engine rewrite. More FPS, far less stutter.
Shader pack loader that plays nice with Sodium.
Minimap with terrain, players and waypoints.
The core hooks almost every Fabric mod depends on.
Game logic optimizations without changing gameplay.
Emissive and random mob textures from resource packs.
Look up any item or recipe without leaving the game.
Config screens used across hundreds of mods.
Starlight's lighting-engine rewrite, ported to Fabric. Fixes lighting lag.
Custom entity models from resource packs.
Shows hunger and saturation right on the HUD.
Clean, modern config screen library.
Cuts memory use so big modpacks fit in less RAM.
First-person animations, now in third person.
Full-screen map of everywhere you've explored.
Lets mods written in Kotlin run on Fabric.
Skips rendering entities you can't actually see.
Renders the outer skin layer in real 3D.
Break one ore, mine the whole vein.
Shared layer for mods built for multiple loaders.
Speeds up HUD, text and map rendering.
See and configure every installed mod in one place.
Faster startup, lower memory, dozens of bug fixes.
Extra tuning toggles on top of Sodium.
A cleaner, searchable video settings menu.