AppleMC vote bot: auto vote for play.applemc.fun

AppleMC brings Lifesteal, Earth SMP and FFA together on its Apple and Melon realms, playable on Java and Bedrock. Voting gives you a vote key per site — BoostVote auto votes for your username every day on the sites it supports, so every session starts with keys to open.

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Server IP: play.applemc.fun
Game: Minecraft
Official voting sites: 5
Time between votes: 10 h – 24 h
To vote: Minecraft username
BoostVote bot: Available

AppleMC: Lifesteal, Earth SMP and FFA

AppleMC is built around fast-paced game modes: Lifesteal, where every kill earns you a heart and every death costs you one; an Earth SMP on a world map; and FFA for straight-up fights. The Apple and Melon realms host the community, with events like the opening of the End.

You can join on Java or Bedrock (port 19132), and an interactive map lets you follow what's happening in the world.

AppleMC auto vote — what the bot actually gets you

One vote key per site, every day

Every validated vote earns you a vote key. The bot votes the moment each cooldown ends so you don't lose a single one.

Something to bounce back with

In Lifesteal and FFA, vote keys help you gear up again fast. They pile up even when you're offline.

Just your username, no account

No account on the AppleMC website needed: voting only asks for your Minecraft username. No password, no 2FA.

AppleMC rewards collected automatically

One AppleMC vote key per validated vote
Loot for Lifesteal, Earth SMP and FFA
Keys that stack up while you're away

Why voting every day on AppleMC pays off

On Lifesteal, losing a fight can cost you a lot. Vote keys are a free source of loot to gear back up or get ahead before your next fight.

Each voting site gives its own key once a day. BoostVote chains the ones it supports as soon as their cooldown ends, without you having to think about it.

AppleMC voting sites covered by BoostVote

5 sites covered

BoostVote votes on the 5 official AppleMC voting sites, all handled by your bot: every cooldown is tracked and the vote is fired again as soon as it's possible.

5 open-voting sites — your Minecraft username is enough, no login needed.

How to vote for AppleMC

You vote for AppleMC on its 5 official voting sites. Each vote pushes the server up the rankings and earns you a reward; after that, each site enforces its own waiting time before the next vote.

Find the official voting sites of AppleMC, listed on its website or Discord ("Vote" section).
Enter your Minecraft username on each site: that is what gets credited.
Solve the captcha, then confirm your vote.
Vote again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends:
- Voting site #1 — every 24 h
- Voting site #2 — every 10 h
- Voting site #3 — every 10 h 10
- Voting site #4 — every 24 h
- Voting site #5 — every 24 h

With BoostVote, a bot does all of this for you, 24/7: it votes again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends, up to 7 votes a day, even when your computer is off. Launch your AppleMC bot →

How it works in 3 steps

Step 1 — Create your BoostVote account

Pick AppleMC as your server, enter your Minecraft username and enable the voting sites.

Step 2 — Your AppleMC bot starts up

A dedicated Docker container starts and votes on a loop on the 5 official voting sites for AppleMC.

Step 3 — Collect your rewards

Votes confirmed and rewards credited 24/7. Follow everything live from your dashboard.

Automatic AppleMC voting FAQ

How many vote keys can I get on AppleMC?

One key per voting site per day. BoostVote covers the sites it supports; you can do the rest by hand so no key goes to waste.

Which port do I use to join AppleMC on Bedrock?

Port 19132. For voting, enter your username in BoostVote exactly as it shows in game: that's the name the keys go to.

Do AppleMC vote keys help on Lifesteal?

Yes: after a death that cost you a heart, they help you gear back up fast. The bot stacks them up even while you're offline.

Are the keys valid on every game mode?

Votes are credited to your AppleMC username. The reward details per mode are listed on the server's official vote page.

Security: isolated containers, encrypted credentials

Your AppleMC bot runs in a dedicated Docker container, isolated from other accounts. Your voting credentials are encrypted in our database and never shown in plain text.

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