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View the current Realm, observer account, owner account, connection state, online-player count, local archive count, stored activity, flagged players, recent activity, and online roster.
Realm Guard gives Realm owners and administrators a dedicated control center for operating a Minecraft Bedrock Realm. It replaces scattered screenshots, chat history, handwritten notes, and separate tools with one organized administration workflow.
Realm Guard connects through authorized Microsoft and Xbox services and observes the Realm through a dedicated Minecraft account. An optional Realm owner account unlocks owner-level management features.
Review who is online, what changed, what happened, what needs follow-up, and what owner-level action is available from the same application.
View the current Realm, observer account, owner account, connection state, online-player count, local archive count, stored activity, flagged players, recent activity, and online roster.
Manage active members, pending invitations, banned players, gamertags, Xbox XUIDs, permissions, last activity, labels, review flags, and private local notes.
Keep review queues, labels, notes, bans, unbans, invitations, removals, permission changes, disconnect reasons, Realm identity changes, and history separated from ordinary activity.
Begin with a slash, browse available commands, view syntax and descriptions, receive contextual suggestions, target online players, and keep local command history.
View available Realm backups, choose a save location, configure a preferred backup folder, monitor progress, cancel downloads, and review recent local archives.
Authorize Discord, choose a server and channel, and maintain one branded live-player embed with Realm name, world-slot name, online players, count, and update time.
Search and filtering update automatically while the administrator types or changes an option.
Track deaths, kills, system events, and observed Realm activity.
Record player joins and departures with standardized local timestamps.
Store observed player chat with sender name, message, and time.
Record commands sent through Realm Guard, the sending account, and whether Minecraft reported completion, failure, or no response.
Track invitations, bans, unbans, removals, permission changes, disconnects, labels, flags, Realm identity changes, and world-slot changes.
Export saved logs as spreadsheet-ready CSV or human-readable plain text, with optional date ranges and local export history.
Realm Guard never bypasses Minecraft permissions. Commands and owner actions remain governed by the observer account, owner account, Realm settings, and the Realm's existing cheat settings.
Change the Realm name and message, refresh Realm information from Microsoft's Realm services, and review the current Realm state.
View all three world slots, identify the active world, change the active world slot, and review game mode and difficulty.
Review cheat status, PvP, command blocks, forced game mode, required packs, and spawn protection settings.
Teleport players, change game modes, set time, and set weather without memorizing command syntax.
The Live Monitor is built for connection verification and troubleshooting rather than ordinary daily administration.
Selecting a player opens a dedicated administration panel for authorized actions.
Realm Guard does not require cheats, resource packs, or add-ons, so it does not disable achievements on its own.
The Microsoft Store handles purchase, renewal, cancellation, and subscription restore flows for the Realm Guard Admin Console.
Flexible monthly access to the complete Realm Guard Admin Console.
Complete annual access while saving approximately 50% compared with monthly billing.
Realm Guard contains no advertising, third-party analytics, publisher telemetry, or cloud synchronization.
Realm records, player information, labels, administrator notes, logs, moderation history, commands, export history, archive history, and settings remain in private application storage.
Microsoft and Xbox process authentication, Realm access, and Store licensing. Discord receives only the live Realm information sent to the authorized server and channel.
Use a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC, an active Minecraft Bedrock Realm, a Microsoft account with Realm access, internet access, and an active Realm Guard Microsoft Store subscription.