Instant browser play
Your existing client jar runs in the browser via CheerpJ. Players join in seconds — on a Chromebook, a work PC, or a phone.
★ Built for RSPS owners & players
Put your RSPS in the browser.
Put your RSPS in the browser.
Win the players you’re losing.
Every download prompt costs you players. PlayerShare runs your RuneScape private server client instantly in any browser — no Java, no installers, no friction. Upload your jar, set your server IP, share one link.
0 downloads for players
1 link to share everywhere
CheerpJ-powered browser client
▶ Your client, running in-browser
Everything you need to grow your server
Stop bleeding players at the download screen. Give them a click-to-play experience and the discovery they deserve.
Zero client changes
Upload any standard RSPS jar. PlayerShare automatically rewires its networking to tunnel safely through the browser to your server IP and port.
Discovery that converts
Get listed in the PlayerShare games directory with your banner and pitch. SEO-friendly pages put your server in front of new players.
One link, everywhere
Drop a single play link in your Discord, on YouTube, in toplists and ads. No more “download the loader” drop-off.
Locked-down tunneling
The browser can only ever reach the server IP you registered — never an arbitrary host. Safe for you and your players.
Made for developers
A developer dashboard to publish clients, update your jar, swap banners and tweak settings in a couple of clicks.
From jar to playable in minutes
No webdev, no CheerpJ wrangling, no server reconfiguration.
Create a developer account
Sign up free and open your dashboard.
Add your client
Name it, write a pitch, upload a banner and your client jar.
Set IP & port
Point PlayerShare at your live game server.
Share & grow
We auto-configure the browser client. Share your play link.
Live on PlayerShare
Jump straight into servers the community is playing right now.
Your players are one click from joining.
Launch your RuneScape private server in the browser today — it’s free to get started.