BSDS Latest version: v440.4 MB • Updated Jul 13, 2026

BSDS is a self-hosted Brawl Stars private server written in Python for legacy client versions, letting you unlock every item on your own server, currently at v45.225.
BSDS Overview
BSDS is one of the longer-running open-source Brawl Stars private server projects, written in Python and aimed at legacy client versions — this listing tracks v45.225, the current build in the original maintainer’s own release line (V39 through V45). Instead of downloading a finished app, you get the server’s source code, run it on your own machine, and connect a matching patched client to it. Community forks of BSDS exist for a range of newer versions beyond V45, each maintained separately from the original project and outside what this page tracks.
Everything Unlocked, Because You Control It
Because the server logic runs on hardware you own, a BSDS-based server can be configured to give every account all brawlers, skins, and power levels unlocked from the start — there’s no live-service backend enforcing progression, so having all items unlocked is a matter of server config rather than a hack layered on top of the official game.
Running It
This page has both pieces you need: the server (a ZIP archive) and a matching patched Android client (an APK). Extract the server archive, open a terminal in its directory, and start the core script (commonly something like python Core.py). Install the patched APK on your Android device, and if needed, point its configured server address at your machine’s IP instead of the default. The client and server here are matched to the same v45.225 build, so you don’t need to hunt for a compatible pairing separately.
Relationship to BSL
BSDS is also the base that the Python edition of BSL is built on — BSL extends and carries the BSDS codebase forward to a newer client version, so if you’re comfortable running BSDS you’ll recognize most of BSL’s setup steps too.
Core Details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Self-hosted, source-available Brawl Stars private server |
| Language | Python |
| Client version | v45.225 (original maintainer’s latest release) |
| What’s on this page | Server ZIP and a matching patched Android APK |
Self-hosting means you’re responsible for the server: where you source the project files from, how you secure the host, and what data you store. Only run server software from a source you trust, and never point a patched client that’s logged into your real Supercell account at any private server.
