Built-in features
The mods most players end up hunting for are already here. One install, no version-matching, no crash on startup because two jars disagree.
Minecraft: Java Edition
CHORUS
A Minecraft client that just runs.
Mods, HUD, cosmetics and a launcher in one install. Nothing to configure before you play.
- Windows 10 / 11
- Free
- v0.1.4
What's in the client
Six things you'd otherwise install separately, already wired together and tested against each other.
Performance
Higher frame rates, and steadier ones. The number matters less than the flat line under it.
Customization
Drag any HUD module where you want it, rebind every key, and change how the client looks. Settings stick per profile.
Cosmetics
Capes, wings and accessories that render for every other player running Chorus, on any server.
Multiple versions
1.21 for the new stuff, 1.8.9 for PvP, and everything worth keeping in between. Switch from the same dropdown.
HUD
Coordinates, FPS, keystrokes, armour, potion timers. Show what you need, put it where you look, and leave the rest off.
Why people switch
One install
No mod folder to babysit.
Fast start
Sign in, pick a version, play.
Yours to arrange
Every module, every key.
Steady frames
Tuned for low-end machines too.
No paywall
Free, and staying that way.
Get Chorus
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.
Stable
Windows
64-bit installer
- Version
- 0.1.4
- Size
- 112 MB
Free. You'll need your own Minecraft: Java Edition account.
Windows will warn you the first time. Here's why, and how to check the file.
Chorus isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC” on first run. Choose More info, then Run anyway. A certificate is on the list — it just isn't ahead of the client.
You don't have to take our word for what you downloaded. In PowerShell, from your Downloads folder:
Get-FileHash .\Chorus-Setup-0.1.4.exe -Algorithm SHA256It should print exactly this. Anything else is not the installer we published:
32e7ee100fd47b1b293ec6773da95852e45112eea5bee8393800e3a028bdcbe4Rather not install anything? The portable build is the same launcher as a single executable — double-click and it opens, nothing written outside the usual data folder. Every build, current and past, is on the releases page.
04 / Launcher
One window before the game
Account, version, profile, settings. Then Play.
- Launch any supported version
- Sign in with your Microsoft account
- Keep separate profiles for survival and PvP
- Swap cosmetics and themes
- Set RAM and JVM flags without editing files
Readable at a glance
The overlay tells you what you need and covers nothing you're aiming at.
Everyone on Chorus sees it
Original capes, wings and accessories. No server plugin needed on either end.
Browse cosmetics
Store not open yet
Capes
Flowing back capes
Wings
Animated wings
Headwear
Hats & crowns
Back items
Packs & totems
Emotes
Express yourself
Effects
Trails & auras
Supported versions
1.21 down to 1.8.9.
1.21.x
1.20.x
1.19.x
1.18.x
1.16.x
1.8.9
08 / News
All releases
News & updates
Release notes, announcements, and what the community is building.
Announcements
Chorus 0.1.4 is out
Discord shows the right game, the launch JVM is tuned, and sign-in errors finally say what went wrong.
Get it
Client updates
Every version, written down
Updated each releaseWhat changed, in plain language, for every build we've published.
Read the notes
Community
Builds worth showing off
HUD layouts, themes and clips from people running Chorus.
Read moreWhere to find us
Discord is the fastest way to reach anyone working on this.
We read Discord first.
Something broken?
Bug reports, account trouble, or a question about a version. Ask in Discord and someone will pick it up.