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No. There is currently no official public launcher build, public beta, or release package. Development builds are restricted to authorized maintainers. The Download page will become the canonical release location when a real public build exists.

There is no announced public release date. A public release should happen only after release, security, authentication and compatibility gates are considered ready. You can follow the website roadmap, changelog and status page.

Yes. Leviathan is intended for players who legitimately own or otherwise have valid access to Minecraft: Java Edition. Ownership or entitlement is intended to be verified through Minecraft Services.

No. The project does not provide cracked authentication, ownership bypasses, license bypasses, account impersonation or circumvention of Microsoft or Mojang security systems.

The intended authentication chain uses Microsoft authentication, Xbox Live authentication, XSTS, Minecraft Services authentication, Minecraft ownership verification and Minecraft profile retrieval. Leviathan does not ask for or directly store your Microsoft password.

The Leviathan Launcher Minecraft AppID review has been approved. That approval does not mean production authentication is fully validated or that public builds are available. Production testing remains a separate release requirement.

The public repository exists for project information, documentation, development transparency, security and licensing information, review, and future organization. Public documentation does not mean public binaries are available.

No. Leviathan Launcher is proprietary software. Public repository visibility does not grant general permission to copy, redistribute, modify, repackage, sell or sublicense original Leviathan Launcher materials. See the public repository license for the complete terms.

No public release exists yet, so final pricing and monetization details have not been announced. Any future pricing, free features, optional cosmetics or commercial features should be documented before public release.

Mod and content integration is planned. The broader product direction includes mods, modpacks, resource packs and shaders, with compatibility-aware management and integration with third-party ecosystems where appropriate.

Multiple launcher profiles and cosmetic systems are planned. Profiles may eventually combine Minecraft versions, loaders, Java versions, memory settings, mods, resource packs, shaders and other launcher settings. Cosmetic details remain subject to development changes.

No. Users authenticate through Microsoft’s own authentication infrastructure. Leviathan is not designed to ask for, receive or store Microsoft account passwords directly.

There is currently no public Leviathan Launcher telemetry or analytics program. If telemetry, crash reporting or analytics are introduced later, the project privacy documentation should be updated before or alongside those features.

Use the Security page and the repository security guidance. Never post passwords, access tokens, refresh tokens, session cookies, private keys, client secrets or other sensitive credentials in a public issue.