Run a game server on a box you own
A complete server OS for a Raspberry Pi or an old PC you supply. Game Hub installs a server onto it in one click. Not a hosting service.
First month free, then £5 a month. Cancel anytime.

Install Game Hub from the Syncloud app store, the same way as every other app.

Pick a game from the catalog. Two are supported today. A further 135 are marked experimental, the Minecraft Bedrock server shown here among them.

The server runs on your own box. Game Hub shows its address and port, and you stop or delete it yourself.

Connect from the game. This one is joined over the local network, at 192.168.1.104 port 19132.
- You supply the hardware, a Raspberry Pi or an old PC, and write a complete server OS onto it
- Game Hub is one of the apps you install in one click, and the servers it starts run on your box at home, not in a data centre
- The catalog lists 2 games as supported today, plus 135 marked experimental, among them a Minecraft Bedrock server
- Start a server, stop it and delete it yourself, with the port and the address shown to you
- An address like yourname.syncloud.it that follows your IP when it changes, reachable with no port forwarding
- Open source software on a paid service: first month free, then £5 a month, not a free tier and not a cloud account
Open source. Your data stays on your own hardware. Minecraft and Minecraft Bedrock are trademarks of Mojang Studios; Syncloud is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Mojang Studios or Microsoft.