Vitral is an indie studio: one developer making small, focused things for Minecraft. Free client-side mods for Java, add-ons and texture packs for Bedrock, and menu screens for server owners.

Made by an indie dev with help from AI tools; every version is tested in game.

That is the same sentence you will find on our store pages. Here is what it means in practice.

What "tested in game" means

• Each file is opened on the exact Minecraft version and loader it claims. A file that only compiled is not called tested.
• Every product page has a table that says, version by version, how it was checked: played by hand, automated in-game scenes, or just started to the menu.
• Bedrock add-ons are first proven on Mojang's official dedicated server, which has no screen. Until we see one on a real screen, the page says so.
• We never claim a Bedrock pack leaves achievements on until we have seen it on screen. Since Bedrock 26.50, every behavior pack from outside the Marketplace turns achievements off, and our add-on pages say that plainly.

What AI does here, and what it does not

• AI tools help write code and text. A person decides what gets made, tests it and answers for it.
• No AI-generated art. Images are captures from the game. The few previews rendered by a script (texture before/after, server screen mock-ups) carry a label that says so.
• The Vitral logo and the stained-glass mosaic on this site are drawn in code.

Downloads and money

• This site hosts no files. Every download happens on the official store page, mostly CurseForge, where files are checked and the download counts for the creator.
• The mods and packs are free. Paid things (server screens on BuiltByBit, custom work on Fiverr) are sold only on those stores, never here.
• The download numbers on product pages come from CurseForge, with the date they were read.
• This site sets no cookies and has no forms.

Channels and contact

Two video channels show the mods being tested. Their links go here as soon as they are live.

Until then, the comments on each CurseForge project page reach us.

The fine print

Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang AB. Texture packs based on the game's textures are free, as the Minecraft EULA requires.