Server address
CarrotCraft runs on wss://eagler.carrot-craft.org. Paste it into any Eaglercraft client and you're on the network - free, no account, no download.
wss:// and not a normal IPThis is the single thing that trips people up most. A desktop Minecraft server uses a plain host like play.example.net over TCP. Eaglercraft runs inside a browser tab, and browsers can't open raw TCP sockets - so Eaglercraft servers speak WebSocket instead.
That's why the address is a URL, not an IP. The wss:// prefix is the secure form of WebSocket, the same relationship https:// has to http://. If you type eagler.carrot-craft.org on its own, or try the address in the desktop Java launcher, it will not connect - the prefix is part of the address.
Copy it exactly: wss://eagler.carrot-craft.org - all lowercase, no trailing slash, no port number.
wss://eagler.carrot-craft.org into the address field.If you'd rather skip all of that, our browser launcher already has the server built in - it connects you on load, so there's nothing to type.
wss://eagler.carrot-craft.orgjava.carrot-craft.org - supports 1.8 through current releasesbedrock.carrot-craft.org - console, mobile and Windows 10/11All three land on the same network, so you and your friends can play together whichever client you each use.
eagler.carrot-craft.org alone won't work - Eaglercraft needs the full wss:// URL.wss:// address is Eaglercraft-only. On desktop Java, use java.carrot-craft.org.wss://. Our unblocked guide covers what to check.