Minecraft Bedrock · v1 · GPLv3
MaYoS Client
A custom utility client for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Fifty-three modules, a MaYoS UI ClickGUI, a real launcher, and full source under GPLv3. Forked from Latite, rebuilt by MaYo.
53
modules
GPLv3
open source
Bedrock
Windows 10/11
v1
current release
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Downloads
Two files. Grab both, drop them in the same folder, then run the launcher.
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Put both files in the same folder
Any folder. Desktop, Downloads, whatever. Keep
MaYoS.dll next to MaYoLauncher.exe.02
Launch Minecraft first
Boot Minecraft: Bedrock Edition normally and reach the main menu.
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Run MaYoLauncher.exe → click Launch
The launcher finds Minecraft, injects the DLL, and lands you in-game with MaYoS running. Press INS for the MaYoS UI.
Heads up:
MaYoS Client is not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft. Some multiplayer
servers have anticheat that may flag utility clients — use at your own risk.
Windows may warn about an "unknown publisher"; that's normal for unsigned
hobby builds.
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Modules
Fifty-three individual modules you toggle from the ClickGUI (Right Shift) or the MaYoS UI (INS).
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FAQ
The questions that come up in the Discord every week.
Is MaYoS Client safe to use?
MaYoS Client is a fork of the open-source Latite Client.
The full source is on GitHub
under GPLv3, so you can audit exactly what runs. Windows SmartScreen may warn about "unknown publisher" because the exe isn't code-signed — that's expected for hobby builds and doesn't mean malware. If you're paranoid, build it yourself from source.
Which Minecraft version does it support?
MaYoS Client v1 targets recent versions of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on Windows 10/11.
Java Edition, iOS, Android, and console versions are not supported.
When Bedrock updates, offsets in the DLL can break — check the Discord for update status before assuming a bug.
The launcher says "Minecraft not detected" — what do I do?
Start Minecraft first and let it reach the main menu, then click Launch. If the launcher still can't find it, restart both, and make sure you're running the Bedrock Edition from the Microsoft Store (not Java, not the beta preview app). If you have multiple Minecraft installs, the launcher picks the first one it sees.
How do I open the ClickGUI?
Two GUIs. Press Right Shift for the classic ClickGUI with settings for every module, or INS for the MaYoS UI — a lighter two-column toggle panel with an animated gradient highlight for active modules.
The Spotify HUD isn't showing anything.
The Spotify HUD reads Windows' System Media Transport Controls (SMTC) — the same source Windows uses for its media overlay. Play a track in Spotify (desktop or web) so Windows registers it as the active session, then enable the module. Lyrics load from an open source and may lag a few seconds behind.
Can I use my own colors / customize the ClickGUI?
Yes. In the ClickGUI open the MaYoS Client settings tab. The MaYoS UI's gradient is fully user-controlled via two color pickers (
Nature GUI Gradient (Start) and (End)). Every HUD module also has its own color, radius, padding, and outline settings.
Where's the source code?
On GitHub: Dev-MaY0/MaYoS-Client-SCR. Licensed under GNU GPLv3 — you can fork, modify, and redistribute, but derivative works must be GPLv3 too. If you make something cool with it, share it back.
Something's broken. Where do I report it?
The fastest place is the Discord server — post in the bug-reports channel with a screenshot and your Minecraft version. For anything reproducible, open an issue on the GitHub repo.
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Community
Two places to hang out and one place to read code.