Flarial
About Flarial

Why we built it.

Flarial is a free, quality-of-life client for Minecraft Bedrock Edition — built by players who wanted the game to feel better, not to break it.

What Flarial is

Flarial is a utility client for Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Windows 10/11 and Android (MCPE). It sits alongside the game and adds the quality-of-life features the base game leaves out: an in-game ClickGUI, on-screen HUD modules like keystrokes and CPS counters, an FPS boost, and over 140 small tweaks you can toggle live. Think of it the way Java players think of OptiFine or a Lunar Client — a layer that makes the same game smoother and more comfortable to play.

It is not a cheat client. The modules we ship by default are quality-of-life only, and the client is designed to respect the rules of the servers you play on. Server operators may forbid or detect client mods of any kind, so we ask players to read and follow each server's rules.

Who builds it

Flarial is built and maintained by a small, independent team of developers and a community of contributors who write scripts and modules in the open. We are not a company spun up to chase ad revenue — the project started as a passion build for Bedrock players and has grown through its Discord community. Development happens publicly, and updates ship most weeks — you can follow every release on the changelog.

How it stays free

The core client, launcher, modules, and cosmetics are free. We keep the lights on through advertising on this website and the Android launcher, optional Flarial+ membership, and partnerships with creators and servers. The core client and module library are not paywalled. We do not sell user data. See our Privacy Policy for exactly what the site and client collect, and why.

Our principles

  • Quality-of-life first — features that improve the experience without giving an unfair advantage.
  • Respect the game and its servers — follow server rules, and never pretend Flarial is endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft.
  • Free core and transparent development — with a public changelog.

Publisher and verification

Flarial publishes its software under the Flarial name. Official Windows and Android files are served from cdn.flarial.xyz, and current file hashes and signature details are available on the security and verification page.

Staff identities and roles are listed on the team page. Flarial never asks for Microsoft passwords, Xbox tokens, recovery codes, or remote access.

Get in touch

Questions, bug reports, or partnership ideas? Visit our contact page or email support@flarial.xyz.

Flarial is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Mojang Studios or Microsoft. "Minecraft" is a trademark of Mojang Studios.