1. Connect your first server · Free
Select your existing Minecraft server or add it. Settings provides the matching companion and private configuration. The checklist confirms pairing, a fresh report and a completed supported action. Fabric instead explains how to inspect its reported mods.
Connection manual →2. Fix a connection · Free
Select the error you see. The wizard explains expired codes, revoked access, missing heartbeats and Cloudflare/DNS symptoms. Nothing re-pairs or restarts automatically. If the panel PC is off, start the installed app first.
3. Arrange your dashboard · Free
Choose Customize this dashboard on Overview. Drag cards, use Move up / Move down, hide unwanted cards, then save. Each account and server has its own layout.
4. Check compatibility · Plus
Run a report against publisher declarations. Declared match, mismatch, attention and unknown are separate results. Version labels are not proof of installed JAR identity or gameplay compatibility; private/premium packages need their publisher’s instructions.
5. Work through one queue · Plus / Pro
Add a Studio field preview or supported server settings with Plus. Pro can also queue a release from a saved Update planner plan after selecting its exact host JAR in Server Care. Put dependencies first, preview the next step and confirm it separately.
Studio saves a draft only. Live settings need a stopped compatible host; plugin updates also need a completed safety backup. Existing approvals and file checks apply. No automatic restart or whole-queue undo.
6. Update your app · All plans
Check signed release notes and the installed build in App updates. On the panel PC, save drafts, right-click the Voxel Panel icon beside the Windows clock and choose Install signed small update.
The updater checks the publisher signature, exact base build and file hashes, backs up private state and briefly restarts this panel service. Older app versions need the current full installer once. Native/runtime upgrades still need full setup. Windows publisher signing is not configured.
Download complete setup →Hosted Test Labs, browser gameplay, cloud backup storage, permanent per-customer backends and payment collection need their separate services. Local tools do not turn those on.