monchiCLIENTA free Minecraft Bedrock client for Windows.
Custom HUDs, PvP tools and a menu you can make your own.
Free to use · Windows launcher · Beta
Monchi is in beta. Bugs, errors and unexpected behavior may occur.
IN THE CLIENT
Here’s Monchi running in Bedrock. Choose what you want on screen, adjust it in the menu and leave the rest switched off.
HUD, visuals, camera, input, performance, server tools and extras. Availability depends on your Minecraft version and server rules.
Counted from the source on October 5, 2026. Excludes the menu, global settings and signature diagnostics. This is a code count, not a claim that every module has passed in-game testing.
HUD & PVP
Small displays, individual settings.
Keep your view of the game clear.
Camera & visualsZoom, Freelook, FOV Changer, Cinematic Camera, Crosshair, Viewmodel, Block Outline, Chunk Borders, Fullbright, Motion Blur.
More HUD toolsPotion HUD, Coordinates, Direction HUD, Speed Display, Item Tracker, inventory counters, Clock, Stopwatch and Session Timer.
Input & performanceToggle Sprint, Toggle Sneak, Hotbar Keys, No Scroll, sensitivity settings, Frame Limiter, System Boost and Performance Lock.
Profiles & extrasServer Profiles, Config Sharing, Lua Scripts, Discord Presence, screenshots, Snake, Block Game and Flappy Heart.
MAKE IT FIT
Adjust the background blur, switch animations and notifications on or off, and choose your menu key.
English and German are built in. You can also let Monchi follow your Windows language.
Right Shift opens the menu by default.
BETWEEN MATCHES
A little game inside the client. Fly the blue heart through the gaps and try to beat your best score.
Space to fly or try again. Esc to leave.
Monchi is in beta. Bugs, errors and unexpected behavior may occur. Features and supported Minecraft versions can change between releases. Server rules apply to individual modules.
WINDOWS LAUNCHER
Launch from one place, see your Minecraft version and check for client updates.
Home, Versions and Settings stay within reach. Download the Windows executable from GitHub Releases.
DOWNLOAD
Download the launcher from GitHub Releases.
Choose a release and grab its Windows .exe asset.
Beta software. Bugs and errors may occur.
No public release yet? Check back here.
This link stays the same when releases go live.
The source link will be accessible once the repository is public. Licensed under AGPL-3.0.
BEFORE YOU RUN IT
It’s reasonable to be careful with a downloaded executable. Here are a few ways to take a closer look at Monchi.
The launcher is currently unsigned. Windows may show “Windows protected your PC” or an unknown-publisher warning when an app lacks a trusted signature or enough reputation.
A reputation warning is not the same as a malware detection. Neither should be treated as proof that a file is safe. If your antivirus detects a threat, investigate it before running the file.
Microsoft’s explanation ↗Use VirusTotal to search the downloaded file’s SHA-256 hash or upload the exact .exe from GitHub Releases. Scan results apply to that file, not every Monchi release.
We haven’t linked a verified release report yet. A clean report is useful evidence, not a safety guarantee. Public uploads may be shared with security vendors; don’t upload personal files.
Open VirusTotal ↗Once the GitHub repository is public, you can inspect the code yourself or ask Claude or Codex to review the release tag. Ask about downloads, update checks, DLL injection, file access and data sent over the network.
The launcher loads the client DLL into Minecraft to add its interface and modules. Source review and AI review can miss problems; neither proves that a downloaded .exe matches the code.
Review the code on GitHub ↗Review https://github.com/Lizziies/Mochi-3-Client at the exact tag for the release I downloaded. Inspect the launcher, DLL, update flow and build workflow for security risks, executable downloads, injection behavior, file access and network data. Cite files and lines, distinguish expected client behavior from suspicious behavior, and explain what remains unverified. Do not claim the binary is safe or matches the source without evidence.
Download from the linked GitHub Releases page. Keep Windows security protections enabled. If you’re unsure, wait for a review before running the client.