BridgePlay: Bedrock LAN Server

Join your favorite Minecraft Bedrock servers straight from your console.

Consoles like Xbox and PlayStation only show the official Minecraft servers — joining a community Bedrock server usually means network tricks, DNS changes, or long tutorials. BridgePlay does it from your phone: save your Bedrock server address, tap Activate, and that server shows up inside Minecraft on your console as a LAN world in the Friends tab. No console network settings, no router setup, no account.

HOW BRIDGEPLAY WORKS

1. Save your Minecraft Bedrock server address (works great with Aternos and any public Bedrock server).

2. Tap Activate — BridgePlay makes that server visible on your WiFi as a LAN game.

3. Open Minecraft on your Xbox or PlayStation and find it under Friends → LAN.

WHY PLAYERS USE BRIDGEPLAY

• Join Bedrock servers on console without changing any network settings.

• Works on the same WiFi — phone and console together.

• No accounts, no sign-up: every server you save stays on your phone.

• Step-by-step help for Xbox and PlayStation.

• Built-in diagnostics if a server doesn't appear.

• Plain-language status and errors: the app tells you what happened and what to do.

WORKS WITH

• Minecraft Bedrock servers (the console, mobile, and Windows edition).

• Xbox and PlayStation running Minecraft Bedrock.

• Community and public Bedrock servers, including free hosts like Aternos.

FREE TO PLAY, PREMIUM IF YOU WANT MORE

Connecting to your Bedrock servers is free and always will be. Premium is a one-time purchase that removes ads and unlocks unlimited favorites and history.

REQUIREMENTS

• Your phone and your console must be on the same WiFi network.

• BridgePlay must stay open while you play.

• Works with Minecraft Bedrock servers (console/mobile/Windows), not Java Edition.

BridgePlay is the easy bridge between your phone and your console for Minecraft Bedrock multiplayer.

This app is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, or Minecraft.