
How to Install PojavLauncher on Android (Full Setup Guide)
From the APK install to your first world load, here is the full Android setup sequence with the storage, runtime and account details people usually miss.
Read the guideNine focused guides for legacy PojavLauncher installs: Android and iOS setup, Java runtimes, Forge and Fabric, performance, touch controls, safety and common errors.
The guides are grouped around the problems people usually hit in order: getting the launcher installed, matching Java and Minecraft versions, adding mods, tuning performance and fixing crashes. Because PojavLauncher is discontinued, pages are written as legacy reference material rather than release news.
Android installation, iOS sideloading and Java runtime selection. Start here if the launcher is not installed yet, or if it installs but refuses to start a game version.
Forge and Fabric installation, version matching rules and building a touch layout you can actually play with. These assume a working install.
What to change when the game runs but runs badly, how to tell a genuine build from a repackaged one, and the specific causes behind the errors people report most.

From the APK install to your first world load, here is the full Android setup sequence with the storage, runtime and account details people usually miss.
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iOS has no store listing, so every install route involves sideloading. Here is how each method behaves, what expires and where performance really lands.
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The launcher itself is open source and inspectable. The risk sits almost entirely in where you download it from and what you do with your account.
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Mod loaders work on mobile, but version matching is unforgiving. Here is the pairing logic, the install order and the memory maths behind stable mod packs.
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Renderer choice, memory allocation and render distance do most of the work. Here is how to tune each one without breaking the install.
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Black screen, instant crash, login loop or silent close — each has a short list of likely causes. Work through them in order rather than reinstalling.
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The default touch layout is a starting point. Editing it properly is the difference between fighting the interface and forgetting it exists.
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Java 8, 17 or 21 — the wrong choice produces an instant crash. Here is the mapping, the reasoning and how to switch runtimes safely.
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PojavLauncher exists to solve a mobile problem. On a desktop that problem does not exist, which changes the answer entirely.
Read the guideThe download section links to the official archived PojavLauncher releases and explains that the project is no longer supported.
Legacy downloads