Stable
Windows
64-bit installer
- Version
- 0.1.9
- Size
- 113 MB
Download Chorus Client
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. Installer or portable build.
Requires a genuine Minecraft: Java Edition account. Chorus signs you in through Microsoft — it never sees your password, and it does not supply, share or bypass Minecraft accounts.
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-0.1.9.exe -Algorithm SHA256It should print exactly this. Anything else is not the installer we published:
36e90f3a8886f84a64ebde2b108eb290b424ed6fd44e687c87f64e3b01799a6bRather 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.
What Chorus does about your Minecraft account.
Chorus is a client for the game you already own. It does not include Minecraft, and it will not get you a copy — you need a genuine Minecraft: Java Edition account, bought from Minecraft.net, before any of this is useful to you.
Sign-in goes through Microsoft's own OAuth page, the same one the official launcher uses. You type your password to Microsoft, not to us; Chorus receives a token and never sees the password at all. Nothing about it is stored anywhere but your own machine.
What Chorus will not do, and will not add: supply accounts, share them, generate them, or sign in to servers without one. Cracked and offline-mode logins aren't supported, and asking will not change that. Servers see a normally authenticated player, because that is what you are.