New: proximity voice, Opus audio and the Modern phone
Press H and pull it out mid-build. Message a friend on another server, call them, talk to whoever's standing next to you, snap a photo of the build, check the map, look up a recipe, put a track on. EnderPhone is a working phone that runs between servers, not just on one.
One jar that stands in for
The apps
Everything lives on one home screen, the way a phone should. Pick an app to see what it does.
DMs and group chats with anyone on your friends list, whichever server they're on. Attach photos and clips, and never miss one: unread counts sit right on the icon.
Voice and video calls in the game, no Discord tab needed. Show your face, what you're looking at, or turn the selfie camera round. It all works with your shaderpack on.
Your friends list, requests, and who's online right now. Turn on nearby friends and they show up on your map. Only where you are right now is shared, never a history.
A feed of what your friends have been building: photos and clips, likes and comments. The same feed is on the web as Enderbook, so you can scroll it from your desktop too.
Photos and short clips of the build, without the HUD in the way. Frame it, filter it, set a timer and put the phone on a tripod to get yourself in the shot.
Every shot and clip in one gallery. Edit, filter, set one as your wallpaper, or share it into a chat or onto your feed in two taps.
A proper minimap and a full-screen world map, remembered per server and dimension. It replaces the map mod you'd normally install.
Every item and recipe in the game, searchable. The same panel sits beside every chest and crafting table, so you never alt-tab to a wiki again.
@mod, #tag or $id
Tune into a station and everyone on it hears the same song at the same moment, or play your own music while you build. What's playing shows on the home screen.
A real web browser in the game, with a directory of community sites to start from. Turn the phone sideways and it goes edge to edge. Built into the full EnderPhone.
Missed calls, friend requests, mentions and messages from the server, in one list. A badge on the icon tells you when there's something new.
Something for the long walk back from the End city. Snake for when you're alone, Connect 4 against a friend, turn by turn, even on another server.
Everything about how you look: your cape, cosmetics, wallpaper and the phone's colour. Upload your own cape, even an animated one, and other players see it on your back and on your elytra.
Theme, phone style, minimap layout, voice and visuals. Visuals colour-grades the world with looks like Cinematic and Vivid: tune one live, then pin it to a dimension.
Proximity voice
Walk up to someone and you hear them. Walk away and they fade out. Proximity voice works on any server with nothing installed, and gets verified positions when the server runs the EnderPhone addon. The phone detects that on its own.
Calls and proximity voice use Opus, the codec voice apps use. About 55 bytes every 20 ms instead of 320, and it sounds better doing it.
Your phone times each region when you sign in, and calls use the one that's fastest for everyone on them.
An illustration of how the pick is made.
Without the addon, each phone reports where its player is. With it, the server signs every position and sets the range and push-to-talk rules for everyone.
One mod, not a shelf of them
All client-side, all on any server. It runs alongside Sodium and Iris, and doesn't try to replace them.
HUD minimap in any corner, square or round. Full world map, waypoints and beams, mob radar with faces, cave mode, light-level overlay and deep zoom.
A searchable item panel beside every container. Recipes and uses, station tabs, a trail back through ingredients, and one-click crafting grid fill.
Sort chests and your inventory, quick-stack, put all or take all. Hotbar refill, tool break protection, and shulker box contents on hover.
The block or mob you're looking at, the mod it comes from, crop growth, whether you can harvest it, and health bars over hurt mobs.
Proximity voice on any server, plus voice and video calls to anyone, anywhere. Opus audio through the closest region.
Photos and clips without the HUD, seven filters, photo shapes, a timer, a tripod, burst mode and the selfie camera.
Hold C to zoom in on anything, smoothly, whenever you want.
Your own cape from a PNG or an animated GIF, on your back and on your elytra, and other EnderPhone players see it too.
Colour-grade the world with looks like Cinematic and Vivid. Drag the sliders and the world changes behind them, then pin a look to a dimension.
All of them can be changed in Controls.
Make it yours
The Modern phone is glass, rounded and quiet, with a home screen that shows your latest message and what's playing. The Classic phone is the original pixel handset. Turn either one sideways and it fills the window. Try it here.
The Modern phone comes with the full EnderPhone. Lite always uses Classic.
How it works
EnderPhone is a client mod, and its phone talks to EnderNet, the one service every EnderPhone player shares. That's why it works wherever you play, even on a server that has never heard of it. Server owners can go further with an optional addon.
Your phone connects straight to EnderNet. The Minecraft server just runs the game as normal and never sees phone traffic.
The server tells EnderNet who's really online and where, so position-based features rely on the server's word instead of each player's.
| Feature | Any server | With the addon |
|---|---|---|
| Messages & group chats | Yes | Yes |
| Voice & video calls | Yes | Yes |
| Proximity voice | Yes, positions from each client | Verified positions, server's range & rules |
| Camera, clips & feed | Yes | Yes |
| Map, waypoints & radar | Yes | Yes |
| Recipes, inventory & HUD tools | Yes | Yes |
| Music & in-game browser | Yes | Yes |
| Nearby friends | Opt-in, reported by your client | Verified by the server |
| Server listed on EnderNet | No | Yes, owner-managed |
EnderNet
One EnderPhone account follows you from server to server, and into your desktop browser too.
Playing on a Minecraft account? The phone signs you in on its own and you get the Official tag. Add a password if you like.
No Minecraft account? You still get a phone: the Cracked tag, a password and a verified email keep your name yours.
The one group chat every EnderPhone player is in. Say hello, find people to play with, ask how anything works.
Your chats and groups in a desktop browser. A message sent there arrives on the phone, and the other way round.
The social feed on the web: friends' photos and clips, likes, comments and follows.
Minecraft servers, ranked by real votes from real players. Find somewhere new to play, or list your own server.
EnderTube Coming soon Curated video channels, watched on the phone.
Get it
Pick your Minecraft version and loader, drop one jar in your mods folder, and the phone is ready the next time you play.
A Minecraft launcher built around EnderPhone. It installs the right jar for any instance and updates it every time you press Play, with EnderChat, the server list and your cape Wardrobe built in.
Prefer to install it yourself? Pick your version below and drop the jar in your mods folder.
Everything, in one download: every app, the Modern phone, and the web browser with MCEF built in.
The same phone without the web browser: a smaller download, for packs that don't want a browser engine.
Every version comes for Fabric and NeoForge. A button that says Coming soon has no build for that pick yet.
For server owners
EnderPhone covers what a minimap mod, a voice plugin and a screenshot tool would normally take three installs to do, and your players add it once. You don't have to install anything. Add the server addon and proximity voice runs on your positions and your rules.
mods/Fabric or NeoForge, server side only.config/enderphone-server.jsonRestart. Until both are set, the addon does nothing at all.For Fabric ยท 1.21.1 servers. Pick another version under Get it.
{
"serverId": "your-server-id",
"serverKey": "shown once when you register",
"proximity": {
"enabled": true,
"rangeBlocks": 32,
"pushToTalk": false
}
}Live
EnderNet right now: whether everything is up, and how busy it is. Updates on its own every few seconds.
Questions
No. The phone is a client mod and talks to EnderNet directly, so it works on any server, proximity voice included. The addon only adds extras that depend on the server confirming where players are.
EnderPhone, unless you have a reason not to. It's everything in one jar, with the web browser and the Modern phone. Lite is the same phone without the browser engine, for a smaller download. They share a mod ID, so you can switch either way and keep your data.
Hold Caps Lock and talk. Anyone with EnderPhone in range hears you, louder the closer they are. You can switch to open mic in Settings. If the server runs the addon, it may set its own range or require push-to-talk.
Press the rotate button on the phone. It turns landscape and fills the window: the browser goes edge to edge and apps get bigger. Press it again to turn it back.
The shared service behind every phone. It carries your messages, calls, voice, photos and account. Because every player uses the same one, you can reach a friend no matter which server they're on.
Only if you turn on nearby friends, or while you're in proximity voice, which needs to know who's close to whom. EnderNet keeps where you are right now and nothing older, so there's no history of where you've been.
Yes. Make an EnderPhone account with a password and a verified email, then message and call like anyone else. A few in-world extras, like cosmetics and your map marker, need a Minecraft account.
Yes. EnderPhone runs alongside them rather than replacing them, and the face cam and camera work with a shaderpack on.
No. The addon never sends anything to players without EnderPhone, and vanilla clients connect exactly as before.
One jar, any server, every friend you play with.