BedrockTogether

Download and Install: Download the BedrockTogether app from the Google Play Store for Android or the App Store for iPhone. Install the app on your smartphone or tablet and open it to start setting up your server connection. Enter Server Details: In the app, enter the IP address and port number of the Minecraft server you want to join. This information is usually provided by the server host or found on server listing websites. Start Local Server: After entering the server details, tap the "Run" or "Start" button in the app. BedrockTogether will create a local server on your device that redirects you to the external server you want to join. Open Minecraft: Launch Minecraft on your device or console. Ensure that Minecraft is running on the same network (Wi-Fi) as the device running BedrockTogether. Join the Server: In Minecraft, navigate to the "Play" menu and select the "Friends" tab. You should see the BedrockTogether server listed under "LAN Games." Select this server to connect to the external Minecraft server you entered in the app. Play and Enjoy: Once connected, you’ll be on the external Minecraft server where you can enjoy the custom games, builds, and community experiences it offers. Troubleshooting: If you encounter any issues, ensure that your device and Minecraft are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. You may also need to check the server details entered in BedrockTogether or restart the app and Minecraft. Switch Servers: To join a different server, return to the BedrockTogether app, enter the new server details, and repeat the process. Stay Updated: Regularly update the BedrockTogether app to ensure compatibility with the latest Minecraft updates and access new features. Keeping the app updated helps maintain a smooth connection to your chosen servers.