About Full Hearts

Full Hearts is a tool that makes a Minecraft modpack actually work. You pick the mods you want, and it handles the parts that usually break a pack: it adds every dependency, checks the mods run together on your loader and version, keeps a server matched to your client, and moves a whole loadout to a different version when you need to. It is a fan project, built and maintained by one independent developer who has spent years running modded Minecraft servers for friends.

Why it exists

The mods are the easy part of modded Minecraft. The friction is everywhere around them. You have to know which loader you are on (Forge, Fabric, Quilt, NeoForge), which of those each mod supports, whether it supports your exact game version, whether two mods you want will launch together, and which extra library mods each one quietly depends on. One wrong choice and the game crashes on startup with a log that means nothing to most players. Full Hearts was built to take that whole problem off your hands so you get to play sooner.

What it does

Not sure what to pick?

If you are new to mods and do not know where to start, a short quiz suggests a starter pack based on how you like to play. It is optional. Everything the mod tools do above works the same whether you bring your own list or let the quiz build one. There is no account and nothing is uploaded; your answers stay in your own browser.

The catalogue

The mods the quiz can suggest are reviewed and tagged by hand, not scraped in bulk. Each one carries what it is good for and why it earns a place. The bar is simple: a mod has to be stable on the versions we target and play well with the mods people pick alongside it. When a mod is known to break a common combination it gets blocked, so a pack you build here launches the first time.

Honesty and limits

Full Hearts is a fan-made tool with no affiliation to Mojang, Microsoft, Modrinth, or any mod author. Mod information comes from the public Modrinth API, and the mods stay the work and property of their creators. Always download mods from official sources. The compatibility checks are careful, but the modded ecosystem moves fast, so if something does not launch, tell me and the catalogue or the known-bad list gets fixed.

To try it, add your own mods, or take the quiz if you want a starting point.