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Choose your profile, instance and Minecraft version, then move through install, repair, CORE checks and launch.
A focused Windows launcher and client experience built around profiles, instances, Modrinth content, skins, cosmetics, performance controls and a clean path into Minecraft.
Only the launcher/client features that fit LatentOS belong here — no fake services, fake stats or made-up compatibility.
Choose your profile, instance and Minecraft version, then move through install, repair, CORE checks and launch.
Keep separate Minecraft setups organized instead of mixing content between profiles.
Discover compatible mods, resource packs and shaders with version and loader-aware filtering.
Skins, capes, cosmetics and profile identity stay connected to the Minecraft experience.
Keep Java, RAM, system information and performance-oriented settings visible without clutter.
Designed around filesystem truth, exact-version CORE handling and a public release channel for launcher updates.
LatentOS keeps the important decisions visible: account, instance, version, content and launch state. The public website mirrors those real launcher areas instead of pretending the website itself is the launcher.
Six supplied launcher screenshots are kept from the previous site so the public page still shows the actual product identity.






Profiles, versions and the path into Minecraft.
Mods, Resource Packs and Shaders in the client flow.
Skin viewing, capes and identity-focused controls.
LatentOS cosmetics and preview-oriented experiences.
A floating player belongs on Home, not on loading screens.
Useful PC specs, account and performance information.
The launcher can check the public LatentOS Releases channel without exposing private source code or requiring a token in the updater.
Download the current public Windows installer from the official LatentOS Releases repository.
LatentOS is a Windows-focused Minecraft Java launcher and client experience for managing versions, instances, accounts, content and client-side features.
No. This is the public product site. The Windows LatentOS application is the launcher/client; this site provides product information, screenshots, privacy information and the official release link.
Microsoft account support is part of the launcher architecture. The application uses the supported Microsoft authentication flow rather than asking the project for your Microsoft password.
LatentOS includes an Offline Profile path for supported local/offline play. It does not grant access to online services that require an authenticated Minecraft account.
Yes, the launcher is designed around Modrinth-backed discovery for compatible mods, resource packs and shaders, with Minecraft version and loader filtering.
No. LatentOS is an independent project. Minecraft, Mojang and Microsoft names and trademarks remain with their respective owners.
Last updated: October 5, 2026.
This policy applies to the public LatentOS website. The desktop launcher is a separate application and may process additional information locally or through third-party services required by its features.
The site does not require an account, sign-in or form submission. It does not intentionally run advertising or analytics scripts. Hosting infrastructure may receive normal technical information needed to deliver and secure the site.
Microsoft authentication is handled by the LatentOS application. LatentOS does not ask users to provide their Microsoft password to the project.
The application may store launcher preferences, instances, profile information and locally selected content on your device so your setup can be restored.
The site links to external services such as Discord, GitHub, Microsoft and Minecraft-related services. Those services have their own terms and privacy policies.
LatentOS branding and original project materials belong to their respective owners. Minecraft, Mojang and Microsoft trademarks remain the property of their owners. LatentOS is not affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft.
No unauthorized rebranding claims, no fake compatibility lists and no hidden public source repository. The website is a public-facing companion to the LatentOS launcher/client.