Stock and flow
See what is stored and what passes through the network, with transfer operation counts. Track each independently.
An Applied Energistics 2 add-on
Your ME network
In your browser
See your storage, crafts, and resource history live, from any browser. Nothing to install for players.
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On your server In any modern browser
1.21.1NeoForge
1.20.1Forge
1.12.2Forge / AE2 UEL
1.7.10Forge / GTNH
Your network, without the game window
From finding a missing ingredient to following a long craft, the tools you use in game are a browser tab away.
A live terminal with your pins on top
Search, sort, and filter items and fluids as your network updates live. Pin resources above the grid, and see recent flow and stock in their details.
Choose names, icons (with an icon pack), or both, and list all resources on one page. Filters and sorting are kept between visits.
Know what a craft will take
Enter an amount and inspect the plan: missing ingredients, stock used, and steps where available. Choose a CPU and start when ready.
Share the whole plan as one PNG image. Use the resource menu or middle-click to craft; available options follow your AE2 version.
Watch a craft progress live
The selected CPU updates live, with timing and speed when crafting tracking is on. See who requested each job: players, automation, or web. Pause, resume, or cancel where supported.
Check capacity, co-processors, and, where supported, the player or automation selection mode without opening Minecraft.
Look beyond the finished item
Review duration, requester, resource activity, and pattern providers. Tracked jobs are saved with the world and survive server restarts.
Expand individual resources and jump to the pattern providers that crafted them.
Resource tracking
See where your resources go
Follow stored quantities, input, output, and net flow over time. Zoom into a period and inspect individual measurements. Pin resources on Home to watch several networks together.
Quick answers in the terminal
Recent input, output, and stock changes appear in resource tooltips and details.
Choose what to record
Enable tracking per network. Set how often stock is sampled and flow is saved, and how long history is kept, within administrator limits.
Your terminal
Your way to use it
A Minecraft-inspired interface that works at your desk and on your phone.
Make it feel right
Choose light or dark, the Monocraft or Lato font, item display, columns, and resources per page. Your browser remembers your preferences.
Your modpack's icons, your own theme
Export icons from your modpack and resource packs with the separate icon exporter. The pack is optional and server-side; players still need only a browser. Themes can change the whole layout: install one on your server or build your own with the documented theme API and example project.
Shared server, separate networks
Players sign in with their own accounts and see the networks they can access. Private servers can use a single administrator account.
Crafting updates,
where you need them
Get notified when a tracked crafting job completes or is cancelled, even with the terminal closed.
Discord
Send updates to a channel through a webhook. Choose a full image card, a compact icon, or text, with the item, amount, network, CPU, duration, and requester.
Set up Discordntfy
Receive updates on your phone through an ntfy topic, using ntfy.sh or your own ntfy server.
Set up ntfyRequires public mode to be disabled (Admin-only access). Set minimum crafting duration and amount to filter notifications.
Your network is an API, too
Build your own dashboard or integration on the HTTP API that powers the web terminal.
API documentation
List your networks
// Send this request to your mod's server.
const sessionToken = 'YOUR_SESSION_TOKEN';
const response = await fetch('/api/grids', {
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${sessionToken}` }
});
if (!response.ok) {
throw new Error(`HTTP ${response.status}`);
}
const { data: networks } = await response.json();Use a session token from your own server. This example is never executed by this website.
Give your network a web address
Get the build for your Minecraft version and loader. Install it on your server alongside Applied Energistics 2.
Modrinth
Versions, downloads & changelogs
CurseForge
Versions, downloads & changelogs
From server to browser
Install
Put the matching JAR in your server's mods folder. Start the server to generate its
configuration.
Configure
Set your administrator password, web port, and public mode. Use an HTTPS reverse proxy for internet access.
Open
Visit your server's web address and sign in. The default web port is 2324.
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Before you connect
This website presents the mod. Your own web terminal runs on your Minecraft server.
Get startedDo players need to install the mod?
On multiplayer, only the server needs AE2 Web Integration. Players use a web browser. Your server
still needs a compatible Applied Energistics 2 installation.
Does the Minecraft server need to stay running?
Yes. The mod starts its web server with Minecraft. Your terminal and live network data are available
while the server is running.
Can each player access their own network?
Yes. Public mode supports individual accounts, with registration confirmed in game. Network access
is based on the ownership and permissions exposed by your AE2 version. See the
network setup guide.
Are all crafting controls available on every version?
Some controls depend on the installed AE2 version. The terminal shows supported options, including
pause, CPU selection modes, and additional crafting settings where available.
How do I get item icons?
Generate an icon pack with the matching client-side icon exporter, then install the pack on your
server. Players still only need a browser to use the terminal. Follow the
icon export guide for the complete setup.
Can I change server settings from the browser?
Yes, as an administrator. Open Server settings, edit options such as notifications, and choose Save
and apply; no restart is needed. Access settings like the port, administrator password, and public
mode stay in the configuration file, which can also switch web settings off.
Will I stay signed in after a server restart?
Yes, if you chose Remember me when signing in. Remembered sessions are saved, last seven days
without activity, and end after sixty days at most. Changing the password signs them out.
Is the API documentation the web terminal?
No.
API documentation
explains the mod's endpoints. To open your terminal, visit your own Minecraft server's configured
web address.