mattheomarx - MinecraftSchem

Why MinecraftSchem — Built differently. For creators.

🔓No Hidden Rules

Every policy is public, readable, and written in plain language. No surprises, no silent changes, no arbitrary removals.

⚡Instant Downloads

No unnecessary friction, no forced extra accounts. Creators choose how to share — direct downloads or external links.

🌍Open Platform

We're evaluating making the entire codebase open source. Public APIs, shared data, and the freedom to build on top of it.

🏗️Every Format

Java schematics, Bedrock .mcstructure, maps, resource packs, and future support for Hytale prefabs. All in one place.

🎭Massive Library

Over 2,000 builds spanning medieval, modern, Japanese, sci-fi, fantasy, statues, maps, and hundreds of character builds.

💬Real Community

Direct access to creators, community feedback that shapes the platform, and a Discord where every voice matters.

Everything you need — A full platform for Minecraft creators

Posts

Builds, Skins, Servers, Resource Packs
Gallery viewer with fullscreen & scroll
3D schematic viewer in browser
Schedule, draft & publish posts
Advanced filters & sort presets
Share as branded image card
Bulk edit & bulk delete

Profile

Custom banner, avatar & slogan
Social links & pronouns
9 resizable content boxes
Full stats and analytics panel
Wall posts & comments
Subscriptions & subscribers
YouTube integration

Groups

Create groups with logo & banner
Follow or request membership
7 drag-and-resize boxes
Guest book, shared posts & lists
Rules, FAQ & useful links

XP & Ranks

100 levels with XP progression
11 ranks (Beginner → Celestial)
90 unlockable traits
Earn XP from likes, views, follows

Social

Like, favorite & comment on posts
Personal feed from creators you follow
Stories to share with friends
Direct messaging with folders
Ticket & report system

Platform

Dark & light theme
Global search (posts, lists, users)
Login with Google
Fully responsive layout
Moderation & safety tools

Open Source — Coming after Beta

After the beta period, the entire source code will be released publicly so that anyone can propose changes or create their own version of the site. Those who do so will also be given the opportunity to start with an initial pool of around 2,000 posts — so they're visible to the entire Minecraft community right away, without the "small site" effect caused by a young platform.