An app by ByteHaven Studios
Warpling
Get your Xbox or PlayStation onto any Bedrock server. Your phone shows a LAN world, your console joins it, and Warpling sends the console on to the server you picked.
Android first · not in the stores yet
No PC
The phone in your pocket does the job. Nothing to leave running on a computer.
No DNS changes
Your console's network settings stay exactly as they are.
No account
Nothing to sign in to. Warpling never asks for your Microsoft or Sony sign-in.
The phone transfers the console
Once the console is on its way to your server, the phone is out of the way.
How it works
On Xbox and PlayStation, the Servers tab lists partner servers only. Every other server is joined through a LAN world, and Warpling is that LAN world.
- Put your phone on the same Wi-Fi as your console.
- Enter your server's address in Warpling and tap Start.
- On the console, open Play → Friends and join the LAN world Warpling is showing. The game moves you to your server.
What you get
- Unlimited saved servers, each with live status before you start: online or not, players, latency.
- Not showing up? checks your Wi-Fi, the address you typed, the server itself and whether any console has looked yet, then tells you which one to fix.
- Runs in the background with the screen off, and stops itself once your console is through.
- Straight about consoles: Xbox and PlayStation work this way; Nintendo Switch does not, and the first screen says so.
Free, with ads
Warpling is free. The free version shows rewarded video ads from Google AdMob. Warpling Pro is a one-off purchase that removes the ads and adds the home-screen widget and the full set of themes. The privacy policy sets out what the ads collect and how to change your choices.
Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.