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Crash Doctor helps you understand Minecraft crashes without digging through Java stack traces.
When your game crashes, Crash Doctor analyzes your crash reports, `latest.log`, installed mods, and recent mod changes to identify the most likely cause. It explains the diagnosis in plain English, shows the evidence it used, ranks likely suspect mods, and generates a clean support report you can share with mod developers, modpack support, or friends helping you troubleshoot.
- Diagnoses common Minecraft crash causes in plain English
- Ranks likely suspect mods with evidence-based reasoning
- Parses Fabric and Forge dependency errors into clear fixes
- Detects mixin failures, missing classes, Java version problems, memory crashes, native library issues, graphics driver failures, config corruption, registry errors, and network mismatches
- Detects duplicate mod jars and wrong-loader jars in your mods folder
- Shows a crash popup after crashes when possible
- Shows a “you crashed last time” prompt on the next launch after abnormal exits
- Generates copy-ready Markdown support reports
- Redacts usernames, home folders, emails, tokens, session IDs, and UUIDs from shared reports
- Works fully offline and does not upload logs anywhere
Install the matching Fabric or Forge jar, launch Minecraft, and use:
- `/crashdoctor`
- `/crashdoctor analyze`
You can also bind the “Open Crash Doctor” key in Minecraft’s controls menu.
Crash Doctor runs locally on your computer. It does not upload crash reports, logs, mod lists, or analytics.
Support reports are only created when you choose to copy them, and sensitive information is redacted before sharing.
Crash Doctor is currently closed source while the project is still early. This may change in the future.
You may use Crash Doctor in modpacks, including public modpacks, as long as the download points to the official CurseForge or Modrinth page.
Modified redistribution, reuploads, or source reuse are not permitted without permission.
Crash Doctor gives evidence-based suggestions, not guaranteed answers. Complex mod interactions may still need manual troubleshooting.
The crash popup depends on the game process shutting down normally. If Minecraft is killed hard, Crash Doctor will try to show the diagnosis on the next launch instead.
