Live server dashboard
See Offline, Starting or Online status, player count, uptime, CPU usage, RAM usage and world storage at a glance.
SliqServer gives your Windows or Android device a clean control panel for starting, stopping, configuring and monitoring your Minecraft server — without turning the device into a permanent server box.
SliqServerEverything in one place
Start with the basics, then go deeper only when you need to. SliqServer keeps the important server controls visible and organized.
See Offline, Starting or Online status, player count, uptime, CPU usage, RAM usage and world storage at a glance.
Choose Java only, Bedrock access, or both. Bedrock cross-play is handled through Geyser/Floodgate.
Turn MultiVersion on and choose which supported client versions are allowed to connect.
Use Paper for plugins or Fabric for mods. Add server-side content without hunting through server folders manually.
See how large your world is, create backups and safely clear the world only after a confirmation prompt.
Read server output and send commands from the same panel you use for the rest of the server.
View your server connection details and prepare a custom hostname for your DNS provider or tunnel setup.
Version control
SliqServer can refresh available stable releases and also includes older server choices down through the 1.16 generation. When switching the installed server version, the app can protect your world with a backup first.
Only the versions you mark in the menu are intended to be allowed through the MultiVersion layer.
From download to online
Choose Windows or Android and open the control panel.
Select Paper or Fabric, Minecraft version, RAM, players and Java/Bedrock options.
Download the server files, accept the Minecraft EULA, start the server and connect using your network address.
Get SliqServer
Both versions are built around the same idea: one clean page, direct controls and a normal device again whenever the server is not running.
Best for old PCs, laptops, mini PCs and desktop hardware.
Turn an older Android tablet or phone into a small Minecraft host.
Questions
No. It is a normal app. When the Minecraft server is stopped, the device can be used normally.
Yes when Bedrock support is enabled. SliqServer uses the Geyser/Floodgate bridge for Bedrock access to the Java server.
No. DNS only points a name at an address. Public access still needs correct router port forwarding or a compatible tunnel setup.
Paper is designed for plugins, while Fabric is designed for mods. Choose the server software that matches what you want to install.
Your hardware. Your world.