homelab
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A snappy, self-hosted start page for all your feeds — Glance is a lightweight Go dashboard that pulls RSS, Reddit, Hacker News, YouTube, Twitch, weather, market prices, Docker status and more into one customizable page. It ships as a single sub-20MB binary or small Docker image, loads in about a second, and supports themes, custom CSS and multiple pages for homelab setups.
A lean self-hosted monitor built on PocketBase — Beszel pairs a PocketBase-based hub with lightweight agents to track CPU, memory, disk, and Docker/Podman container stats with history and alerts. It adds S.M.A.R.T. disk health checks, multi-user access with OAuth/OIDC, and automatic backups to disk or S3, aimed at homelab and self-hosted server admins wanting a lighter alternative to heavier monitoring stacks.
Self-hosted, plugin-based server management.
Self-Hosted Personal Finance App Built for Home Servers and NAS — ezBookkeeping is a lightweight, open-source bookkeeping app deployable with a single Docker command, running efficiently on NAS or Raspberry Pi. Beyond transaction tracking and charts, it adds AI-powered features like receipt recognition, custom chart generation, and MCP integration for AI tools, aimed at privacy-focused self-hosters.
Turning birdsong into vintage bird portraits on an e-ink frame — Fugleramme listens for birds via BirdNET-Go and displays detections as hand-cut 1800s illustrations, fully offline on local AI. It runs on a Raspberry Pi or homelab server, supports e-ink panels (Pimoroni Inky), TVs, or any screen via Docker, and suits birders wanting a self-hosted, privacy-respecting display.
A single dashboard for every server you SSH into — OmnySSH combines a live metrics dashboard, tabbed terminal, SFTP browser and port forwarding into one Rust-built desktop/TUI app. It reads existing ~/.ssh/config setups, needs no account or telemetry, and targets sysadmins and homelab users managing many hosts at once.
A single self-hosted app replacing separate Arr tools and media servers — HolyArrs bundles show, movie and music handling into one self-hosted Go app, aiming to replace juggling Sonarr, Radarr and Plex/Jellyfin separately. It's built for homelab users who want simpler media automation and docker-based self-hosting without stitching together multiple services.
A Readarr alternative built for Usenet book hoarders — Bindery is a self-hosted manager that tracks authors, searches indexers, grabs releases through SABnzbd, and organizes ebooks and audiobooks into a library. Positioned as a Readarr replacement designed to outlast shaky metadata sources, it suits homelab users running Docker/Helm setups with Calibre or OPDS.
Local-first threat hunting for the logs you already have: Zeek, Pi-hole, syslog or the systemd journal, CloudTrail. Every run names the technique behind each detector. No agent, no daemon, no black box - between grep and a SIEM.
A job scheduler with retries, alerts, saved run history, workflows, and dashboards for single machines and clusters.
Self-hosted contact management + tracking + online enrichment for your personal and professional needs 🐦⬛
Self-hosted Docker backup and restore with a visual server map. Move sites between servers safely, encrypted SFTP or S3 storage, verified restores.
A self-hosted DVR companion for TVHeadend tuners like HDHomeRun — Freetvarr is a Node.js companion app that works with TVHeadend and compatible tuners to record free-to-air TV and play it ad-free (via comskip) in any media player. It targets homelab and self-hosted PVR setups, runs via Docker Compose, has LAN-only auth, and even offers a guide for migrating off Fetch TV before its levy.