Self-hosted monitoring dashboard for Technitium DNS Server — live query logs, clients, cache, and blocking, with cluster support and its own role-based login.
Turn an old Android phone into a home server: SSH, web hosting, Jellyfin with hardware transcoding, Immich, qBittorrent, Home Assistant and a web dashboard. No root.
A collection of quick starters for ansible, kubernetes, docker, linux, windows, and more. Great for HomeLabs!
USB-C based homelab PDU for mini and full racks
NixOS Media Server Configuration
Homelab and dotfiles made with NixOS
A self-hosted dashboard for Jellyfin. Live sessions, play history, statistics and push notifications, installable as an app.
Self-hosted Whispersync: sync your exact spot between Kobo ebooks (Calibre-Web) and Audiobookshelf audiobooks using forced alignment
Turn any Android phone into a full self-hosted Private Cloud & Media Server using Termux, FileBrowser, Jellyfin, and Syncthing.
Pool RAM across old PCs, Macs, and Android devices into a unified local AI cluster
Standalone Jellyfin Media Server & companion automation suite for Android ARM64.
The live homelab dashboard: 173 integrations, actions on the cards, boards for the desk, the phone and the wall.
📲 Self-hosted service that keeps sideloaded iOS apps signed with a free Apple ID, re-installing them over Wi-Fi before they expire.
Beta · Self-hosted status dashboard for a homelab. Mount the Docker socket and your containers show up on their own; push heartbeats for anything else. One Go binary, SQLite, no CGO.
A mini developer hub for your network access, credentials, machines, AI, storage, and remote workflow.
Self-hosted network topology and service availability monitoring with a terminal UI — single Go binary, zero dependencies
A self-hosted stack for media management and streaming, with AI-powered movie and show recommendations. Includes Sonarr, Radarr, qBitTorrent, Prowlarr, Jellyfin, Seerr, Recommendarr, and VPN support.
A self-hosted homelab dashboard with an optional built-in reverse proxy that makes stubborn apps work in iframes
One-command installer for a self-hosted AI stack on your own server: n8n, Ollama, Open WebUI, OpenClaw, Dify, Flowise, Supabase, ComfyUI, Qdrant & 30+ tools. Docker Compose, automatic HTTPS via Caddy, built-in monitoring. Free Zapier/Make alternative.
An intuitive, versatile, and powerful home server operating system for self-hosting. Featuring a curated app store and seamless multi-platform support, it’s designed to empower your personal cloud on Raspberry Pi, x86 systems, or your preferred setup.
A fully modular 3D-printable rack-building system
Your private network, wherever you work. Peer-to-peer first, end-to-end encrypted access to your own LANs — no port forwarding, no public URLs.
Self-hosted AI workspace with agents, skills, and tools (Gmail, Calendar) that runs entirely on your own provider API keys (BYOK). Bring your own keys — Groq, OpenRouter, NVIDIA, Hugging Face, Google AI.
Turn the daily TLDR newsletters into a podcast. Local, deterministic, no LLM.
A small self-hosted web UI to manage an HAProxy configuration, obtain Let's Encrypt certificates, and run an active-passive cluster with Keepalived on a shared virtual IP
Self-hosted web dashboard and management suite for Amazon eero mesh networks with telemetry, AdGuard Home DNS sync, MQTT, Prometheus, and multi-arch Docker.
Self-hosted live dashboard for the Xiaomi Mi Body Composition Scale 2 over Bluetooth Low Energy: profiles, body composition, history
A printed-menu theme for Homepage: three columns of services on dark paper, with dotted leaders to their status, a dated masthead with a three-day forecast, and figures set in Spectral. CSS and JS only, no fork.
A status page that keeps beating when your server does not — one Cloudflare Worker, or one container you own. Astro, a probe a minute, D1 or SQLite.
Three-node HA Kubernetes homelab on Talos Linux: Cilium, Gateway API, cert-manager, Cloudflare Tunnel, Tailscale. Companion repo for the blog series.
Started as a €70 used mini PC running an always-on AI agent (Hermes, n8n, Pi-hole, monitoring, Tailscale, encrypted backups). Now with a second stack next to it: a homelabbed GPU server for local AI (Qwen 27B and Flash-Next, image generation, Ollama, one API). All as code.
DockSTARTer helps you get started with running apps in Docker.
Automatic Tailscale reverse proxy for Docker containers. Zero sidecars. Label-based config. Automatic HTTPS.
Raspberry Pi Self Hosted Server Based on Docker / Portainer.io
Journiv - Self hosted private journaling app
Open Source, Community Driven, Documentation for Techno Tim YouTube Videos/ Complete with examples for all your copy pasta needs!
A serverless application for viewing and synchronizing photos to cloud storage
GitOps-driven Infrastructure as Code for my homelab
Open-Source Network Management, Monitoring, ITOM, and Security Analytics
A Cloudflare alternative for local and cloud use, can be used ontop of cloudflare for cloudflares paid features, but for free!
A fully local and private Speech-To-Text app, offering multiple model backends, diarization & calendar mode - Available for Windows, macOS & Linux
The open source Meme Search Engine and Finder. Free and built to self-host locally with Python, Ruby, and Docker.
Yet another docker compose manager for homelabs
Pi Kubernetes Cluster. Homelab kubernetes cluster automated with Ansible, Terraform and FluxCD
Automated book download manager for Usenet. Monitor authors, search indexers, download via SABnzbd, and organize your library. The modern replacement for Readarr.
Self-hosted home display — part photo frame, part family board, part Home Assistant dashboard. Drag-&-drop, live sync, Immich wallpapers. No cloud.
K16S - CKA/CKS lab that could actually break kubelet, systemd, containerd, static pods, etcd and certificates (not kind)
Keep a plugged-in MacBook awake with the lid closed: clamshell mode without an external display, auto-off on battery. 让 MacBook 合盖不休眠,当 Mac mini 用。
LAN Sheriff watches which servers your network talks to. Self-hosted, no account. Observes only; blocks nothing. Built by 291 Group.
PicoTTY is a simple serial tty serial console or somewhat of a IP KVM cause my homelab was just proxmox so serial is all I need.
The directory page for the people you host services for: no account, multilingual, live status, one tiny container.
Self-hosted, invite-only 3D print requests for a small office - upload a model, follow it through the print stages.
Installe ET cable automatiquement une stack media *arr : cles API echangees, indexeurs synchronises, profils de qualite TRaSH poses. Assistant TUI, page d'acces et d'administration.
A UniFi-grade management interface for the OpenWrt you already run. Stock firmware, multiple devices, one self-hosted controller.
Android uptime monitoring with no server and no account. Checks run on your phone; an outage arrives as a full-screen page with a looping alarm instead of a notification you swipe away.
Audit-first subtitle synchronization and speech-aligned transcription for self hosted media library. Non-destructive sidecars powered by Whisper.
Proxmox VE on Raspberry Pi: prebuilt arm64 images based on Raspberry Pi OS Lite, flashable via Raspberry Pi Imager
Self-hosted calendar + tasks in one small container — week view, recurring events done right, read-only .ics sync, Google Calendar/Tasks import, PWA, dashboard embed. No CalDAV, no build step, no CDN.
Bluetooth in your Proxmox Linux VMs, finally. Pair controllers inside ChimeraOS/Bazzite/any Linux guest, even with Intel chips that can't be passed through.
Plug-and-play, dependency-free web command center for DGX Spark fleets (and any GPU boxes): live per-node GPU/CPU/mem/temps/power, optional RouterOS switch monitoring, and per-model decode/prefill/TTFT/KV cards. Point it at your own hardware.