MineWatch - Server Monitor

MineWatch - Server Monitor

Game server status monitor

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 23, 2026
  • August 23, 2026

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MineWatch lets you check the status of your Minecraft servers anytime, right from your phone. Is the server online? How many players are on? Is it responding quickly? Just open the app when you want to know, and get a push notification the moment a server goes down. [No server-side setup required] MineWatch uses the public Server List Ping to read status. Just add the address of the server you want to watch. Nothing is installed or changed on the server itself. [Features] - Online / offline status - Current and maximum player count - Server description (MOTD) and version - Response time (latency) - Player-count history as a graph - Uptime over a period - Manage multiple servers at once - Push notification when a server goes down (set quiet hours to get a summary overnight instead of individual alerts) - App icon badge for unread notifications - Link your Apple and Google accounts (sign in with either and access the same data) - A web dashboard so you can check your servers from a browser too [Who it's for] - People running a home server or a server with friends - Anyone who wants to know if a server is up before joining - Anyone who wants to track a server's reliability with real numbers Sign in securely with your Apple or Google account. Available in English and Japanese. This app is unofficial. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Synergies AB and Microsoft Corporation. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with these companies.
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What's New in MineWatch

1.2.1

August 23, 2026

Fixed an issue where push notifications for server downtime could occasionally fail to arrive. Also includes internal stability improvements.