What Kepler does / What Kepler does not do
To set clear expectations, here is what Kepler handles and what it intentionally avoids:
- Out-of-the-box profile & calibration: Provides a ready-to-use profile and runs a 2‑3 minute calibration across 3-4 candidate profiles to pick the winning profile for your hardware.
- Automatic Java & memory tuning: Selects the right Java version from Mojang's version manifest and recommends RAM (heap) and JVM flag presets based on system memory and mod count.
- Modrinth-based mod management: Searches Modrinth directly, resolves dependencies automatically, installs mods with SHA-1 verification, and checks for updates.
- Backups & sharing: Backs up your worlds or full profile as a
.ziparchive, and imports/exports.mrpackmodpacks and compactKEPLER1:share codes. - In-game modules & crash analysis: Provides 4 Fabric in-game HUD/utility modules and a crash report analyzer that masks personal paths and usernames.
- Does not redistribute game files: Does not host modified game binaries; game and Java files come from official sources, and mods are downloaded directly from Modrinth.
- Does not promise fixed speed or FPS numbers: Performance depends on your hardware and mod choices; Kepler does not claim unverified FPS multipliers or speed guarantees.
- Does not grant immunity from server rules: Provides only informational HUD widgets and profile tools; it never guarantees ban safety, and multiplayer server rules always apply.
- Does not collect telemetry or show ads: Does not track usage in the background, display advertisements, or sell paid tiers or donor perks.
- Never sees your Microsoft password: Sign-in runs through the official PKCE OAuth2 flow in your system browser, storing refresh tokens in the OS keyring.