No telemetry
- No analytics or usage tracking
- No crash reporting
- Nothing phones home on launch
Console, scheduling, worlds and backups in one local-first desktop app.
Konnekt is a desktop app for Minecraft servers you host yourself. One window in place of a terminal, an RCON client and a file browser sitting open side by side.
Konnekt runs on your own machine, against server folders you already have. The dashboard is a grid of tiles you arrange yourself, and the automation is a node graph rather than a cron line.
The tools Konnekt gives you to run your servers.
Pick a tile up by its title bar and the rest of the grid makes room.
Close a tile and it waits in the sidebar until you want it back.
Console focus, compact, essentials, or your own, one click apart.
Every line the server prints, as it prints it, with Konnekt's own narration boxed.
Type at the prompt and the reply lands in the same stream.
Narrow the scrollback to one kind of line, or to a word.
A card per player, lit while they are on.
The reason goes with the command, and the roster follows when they go.
Each player's standing, in one panel.
Read straight off the process and the tick, nothing installed on the server.
A sample every ten seconds, kept for an hour, so a dip has a shape.
Konnekt watches the process it started; the server never knows.
Its nether and end as moons, sized by what they take on disk.
Read from the level data, not typed in.
Change the active world without opening server.properties.
Back up now, or let a schedule do it with world saves paused.
A carousel of every backup, tagged and searchable.
Restore with the server stopped, and that backup is the world.
Every setting under a name you can read, not a key you have to know.
The file itself, in an editor, when the form is not enough.
Plugin and mod configs open in the same place.
Search, pick a version, and it lands in the right folder.
What a plugin needs comes along with it.
See what a version changed before you take it.
Survival, creative, a test server: one list in the sidebar.
Each server keeps its own launch settings.
The whole dashboard follows the server you pick.
Wire triggers, conditions and commands on a canvas.
A time, an interval, or something the server did.
Read live server values, and write settings back.
Commands, backups, delays, notifications, webhooks.
Compare values and branch. Failures get their own path.
A desktop app, not a hosted panel. No account, nothing to sign up for.