Independent technology. Made in Cascadia.
A home for software, worlds, and the infrastructure behind them. Cascadia Interactive brings together independent projects built for the long term.
Explore our portfolioThe portfolio 01 — 03
01Bitworks MCOpen-source software 02MC Earth MapsWorld generation & digital maps 03tinyDCInfrastructure & hostingRooted in the Pacific Northwest.
Built for communities everywhere.
Our portfolio
Useful products. Thoughtful maintenance. Hands-on operation.
An open-source Minecraft plugin and mod organization focused on giving useful projects a second life.
When software is abandoned, falls behind, or loses its direction, Bitworks MC picks up the work. We revive projects and maintain forks, address bugs and compatibility issues, and give server owners and developers a practical path forward.
The goal is continuity: preserve what made a project valuable, improve what needs attention, and keep the source available for the community to build on.
02 / Software & digital maps
Real geography.
Entirely new possibilities.
A map storefront and world-generation application that bring real places into Minecraft.
Through the EarthMC store, we sell ready-made Full Earth and regional maps for Minecraft Java. Multiple scales and map options give players, builders, and server communities a starting point that fits their world.
For something more personal, the MC Earth Maps desktop application turns real geographic data into custom Minecraft worlds. Select a region or the full Earth, choose a scale, and shape the terrain, elevation, water, and vegetation. More than 300 regional assets and trees help each landscape retain its own character.
Saved projects and resumable jobs support larger builds. Our worker system is also being tested with pilot users, bringing remote job management and generation across multiple Windows and Linux machines into one web dashboard.
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An independently operated infrastructure platform, built from the hardware up.
tinyDC brings together a Proxmox virtualization cluster, Kubernetes workloads, ZFS replication, dedicated backup storage, and segmented UniFi networking. It is the foundation for running applications, experimenting with systems, and supporting the projects in our portfolio.
The public rack inventory opens a window into that work: the machines, their roles, and the services they support.
We’re preparing to open up part of this infrastructure to Minecraft communities, making it easier to get a server off the ground.
Cascadia Interactive
Independent projects.
Personal commitment.
Forest Grove, Oregon.