Cobblewise — Private Minecraft Bedrock on your family PC

How it works

Private Minecraft Bedrock on your family PC. Friends you allow. AI builds only after a parent approves.

Run Cobblewise on a Windows PC at home

It uses the native Bedrock Dedicated Server — Mojang's free server software, which you download separately. Your family's world lives on your own computer.
Kids join from consoles and PC

PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC players can share one world — but only people on your allowlist can get in.
You describe a build. Cobblewise proposes it. You approve.

Ask for something like a treehouse or a bridge. You see what Cobblewise suggests, and nothing in the world changes until you say yes.

Realms is a simple, well-made way to share a world, and it's a great fit for many families. Cobblewise is for parents who'd like a different setup:

You own the box and the world files

The server runs on your family's PC, and the world is saved there too.
Local AI by default

Build suggestions come from an AI model running on your own computer.
A parent approval gate

AI-made content never goes into the world until a parent has looked at it and approved it.

Here's honestly what you'll get to try — and what isn't ready yet.

Not in this beta: full Creative, World Crafter, and companions as a product. Those are coming later.

We're letting families into the closed beta a few at a time.