Bedrock Dedicated Server
A server you run yourself or rent from a host.
- Our pack goes on your server, over SFTP from the dashboard or as a download
- You see every change before anything is written
- Reading chat needs the world's Beta APIs experiment
New Now on Minecraft Realms →
Your world has a lot to say.
Your world has a lot to say.
Bring it all together.
Connect your Minecraft Bedrock server or Realm to Discord. Chat flows both ways, to as many channels and Discord servers as you like, and players standing near each other can talk in Discord voice. You set it all up from one dashboard.
Sign in with Discord. Your world stays yours.
What is BedrockRelay?
Chat, joins, deaths, achievements and commands, both ways, and proximity voice, on servers and Realms. Get started
Works on servers and Realms
Chat, joins, deaths, commands, plugins and proximity voice, whichever way your world is hosted.
Minecraft Realm
The world you pay Mojang to host. No server and no files to touch.
- Sign in with the Realm owner's Microsoft account
- Our bot joins as a hidden player and relays for it, using one player slot
- No experiments, so your achievements are kept
Proximity voice
Hear whoever's standing next to you.
Players join one Discord voice lobby. When they're close together in the world, on a server or a Realm, BedrockRelay moves them into a private room so they can talk. When they walk away, they go back to the lobby.
Rooms that follow the game
Walk up to a friend and you're talking. Wander off, change dimension or log out and you're back in the lobby. Empty rooms tidy themselves away.
Nothing for players to install
It's just Discord, so players on any device can take part: no mods, no extra app, no client-side pack.
Only if they want it
Nobody is moved unless they join the lobby, and only players who've linked their Discord account with
/relay link.One click to set up
Choose how close counts as nearby. BedrockRelay creates the voice category, lobby and rooms and looks after them from then on.
In your world
In Discord
Proximity voice
Lobby
- Finn
Room 1
- Alex
- Blake
- Casey
Room 2
- Dana
- Eli
Three steps to a connected world
Add BedrockRelay to Discord
Choose a Discord server you manage and invite BedrockRelay. You'll land right back in your dashboard.
Connect your world
A server? Connect it and BedrockRelay installs itself, showing you every change first. A Realm? Sign in as its owner and our bot joins. Your other add-ons stay untouched either way.
Pick a channel
As soon as your world comes online, choose where its chat goes. That's it, you're connected.
Everything in one place
Chat is only the start. Look after your players, your Discord and your world from one dashboard, on servers and Realms alike.
Servers and Realms, side by side
Who's online and today's activity for every world, with 30 days of history a click away.
Send chat where you want it
Choose each channel's direction and events, in as many Discord servers as you like.
Add commands with plugins
Pick from reviewed plugins and install them all in one go. They work on Realms too.
See what any player has
Health, position, armour, inventory and ender chest, live while they play, or as they left.
Warn, mute and ban
From the dashboard, or with /relay mod for the roles you choose. Bans follow a player to a new gamertag.
One link to join it all
A short bedrockrelay.link address: players sign in once and they're in your Realm, your Discord, or both.
And there's more
Verification
A Verify button in your Discord. Members sign in with Microsoft, an admin approves them, and they're added to your allowlist or Realm.
Live boards
Leaderboards, the time of day or who's online, kept up to date in a channel by themselves.
A bot with a personality
Give it a name and a way of talking. Say its name in the game or mention it in Discord, and it answers in both.
Linked accounts
Members link their Xbox account with
/relay link, so their Minecraft chat shows under their Discord name and picture.Commands from Discord
Let the roles you choose run Minecraft commands with
/relay run, or use the console on your dashboard.Know when it's down
A notice when your world goes offline and when it's back, and a warning when players can't join a server that's still running.
Shared chat
Connect one world to channels in several Discord servers, and their members can talk to each other too.
Realms looked after
The bot can leave while nobody's playing, so your Realm is hosted near your players, and the pack can keep itself up to date.
Nine languages
The dashboard and everything the bot says in Discord, in English, Deutsch, Español, Français, 日本語 and more.
Questions
What do I need?
A Bedrock Dedicated Server (on your own machine, a VPS or from a host) or a Minecraft Realm you own, and a Discord server where you have Manage Server permission. On a server, SFTP access lets BedrockRelay install itself; without it you can download the pack and install it by hand.
Does it work with Realms?
Yes. Sign in with the Microsoft account that owns the Realm, and one of our relay bots joins it as a hidden player. It uses one of the Realm's player slots. Worlds hosted from a console, phone or PC can't be connected. Connecting a Realm
Will it touch my other packs?
No. It installs alongside your existing packs and merges its settings into shared files without removing anyone else's. You see every change before anything is written. On a Realm, it's closed until the pack is in, then opens again by itself.
Can one world post to several channels?
Yes, to as many channels as you like, across as many Discord servers as you like, each with its own direction and events. Several Minecraft worlds can share one channel too.
Does it slow my world down?
No. On a server, the pack sends small batches of events about once a second while people are playing. On a Realm, our bot does the work outside it. Formatting and delivery to Discord happen on our side.
How does proximity voice work?
Players link their Discord account and join a voice lobby. BedrockRelay puts players who are close together in Minecraft into a private voice room, and moves them back as they drift apart. Read more
Is there anything to know first?
On a dedicated server, reading chat needs the world's Beta APIs experiment, and Minecraft turns off achievements on any world with an experiment on. Realms don't need it, so they keep their achievements. Why Beta APIs matter
Ready to connect your world?
You need a Bedrock Dedicated Server or a Realm, and a Discord server you manage.