MOD MANAGER FOR WINDOWS

Mod your games
with Ember.

Browse Thunderstore, share profiles with friends, and launch your games with the mods you want.

Free and open source · Windows x64

Ember browsing the Lethal Company mod catalog, with game selection, profiles, and launch controls in the sidebar.
Your catalog, profiles, and launch controls in one place.

Choose your game.

Ember finds supported games in your Steam libraries. You can also choose a game folder in Settings.

Lethal Company

Thunderstore mods

R.E.P.O.

Thunderstore mods

PEAK

Thunderstore mods

MIMESIS

Thunderstore mods

Keep your mods organized.

Separate setups for different games and groups of friends.

Browse Thunderstore

Search by name, filter by category, or see what's recently updated. More results load as you browse.

Share a profile

Keep your setups in separate profiles. Send a profile code to your friends so they can install the same mods.

Handle dependencies

Required mods download together. Before you disable or delete one, Ember shows which other mods depend on it.

Launch your game

Check your downloads and updates, then play with mods or launch vanilla. Your profile stays saved either way.

GET EMBER

Ready to try it?

Install Ember, pick your game, and start a profile.

Questions?

Is Ember free?

Yes. Ember is free to use, and the source code is available on GitHub under the MIT license.

Where do the mods come from?

Mods come from Thunderstore. Ember downloads the packages and their dependencies into your selected profile.

Do I need an account?

No. Your profiles and settings stay on your device. See our privacy information for details about downloads, profile sharing, and the online counter.

How do updates work?

Ember checks for client updates on its loading screen and reopens automatically after installing an update. You can also check in Settings. Mod updates are managed separately in Installed mods.

Found a bug or want to contribute?

Report it on GitHub with your Ember version and what happened. Code contributions are welcome too; the repository has a contribution guide.