What is minecraft-mod-manager?

Minecraft Mod Manager is a Windows desktop application built for Minecraft players who want a simpler way to manage their mods. Instead of manually moving files between folders or keeping track of which mods belong to which Minecraft version, the app gives you a single place to handle everything. It runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 and does not require any cloud account or external service. The core feature is mod profile management. You can create separate profiles for different worlds, servers, or playstyles, each with its own set of mods. Switching between profiles means you can play vanilla, a technical modpack, and a survival overhaul without overwriting anything. The app also supports individual mod management: add, remove, enable, or disable mods from a list rather than hunting through your file system. Both Fabric and Forge are supported. These are the two most widely used mod loaders for Minecraft, and most mods are built for one or the other. The app handles modpacks as well, which are bundled collections of mods and configuration files that let you replicate a specific Minecraft setup across different installations. Installation is a standard Windows installer: download the release from the GitHub page, run the setup file, and then point the app at your existing Minecraft folder. No additional software is required. The README does not specify what programming language the application is written in or provide screenshots of the interface. All operations run locally on your machine. The app does not connect to external servers for its main features.