Minecraft servers,
run by real people.
Beacon Atlas is the public directory for Beacon servers. Every light on the globe is somebody's world. Self-hosted, community-run, online right now.
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Get the Beacon Launcher.
One click installs the right client, mods, loader, and Java for any beacon — then drops you straight into the game. Sign in with your Microsoft account; no setup, no version hunting.
Find a server.
Browse the Atlas, see who's online, read the rules, knock at the door. Every Beacon is small. Every host is a person.
Browse the AtlasRun a server.
Run a Beacon? Deploy it with one command, then flip it public — it broadcasts itself here on a heartbeat. Name, tags, and live status stay current on their own.
List a beaconPlayer roster
Linked accounts, Discord roles, who logs in when. No spreadsheets.
Whitelist & roles
Sync the whitelist with Discord. Mod, builder, or visitor in one click.
Live console
Stream logs, run commands, and see crashes in real time.
World map
A live render of the overworld, end, and nether. Shareable links.
Today feed
Deaths, advancements, big builds. Highlights, automatically.
Backups
Scheduled, versioned, restorable. Off your box, off your problem.
Run a Beacon? Put it on the map.
Listing is opt-in and private by default. Deploy your beacon, then flip the public toggle in its dashboard — it starts broadcasting to the Atlas on its own.