25 tools found
Tailscale makes it painless to connect all your devices into a private network, but it runs through Tailscale's own servers — Headscale is the same idea with the control server running on your own machine instead, so no company sits in the middle.
A free, self-hosted security camera system that runs on cheap boards like a Raspberry Pi, with no monthly cloud fees and no footage leaving your house.
An open-source, self-hosted web dashboard for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, and compose stacks — a modern alternative to Portainer.
A single-binary tool that lets you check on and manage your home server — restart a crashed container, install an app, see what broke — from a dashboard or your AI agent, without opening an SSH session.
A Minecraft server rebuilt from scratch in Rust for speed and low resource use — for self-hosters who've hit the ceiling of what a Java-based server can handle on modest hardware.
A self-hosted virtual LAN for Windows that creates encrypted peer-to-peer links between devices on different networks, with stable DNS names, file transfer, and a live network map — a free, self-run alternative to Tailscale.
A free, self-hosted homepage that pulls your RSS feeds, Reddit, Hacker News, weather, stocks, and Docker container status into one fast, lightweight page you control.
A self-hosted dashboard for tracking your homelab's hardware, VMs, apps, storage, and network, with visual maps and built-in docs.
Free, self-hosted platform for SSH terminals, remote desktop, file management, and Docker orchestration across your servers.
Automated Docker/Podman updates with healthcheck-gated rollback and multi-channel control (web UI, Telegram, Discord).
Self-hosted homelab dashboard with real-time health checks, Prometheus metrics and multi-user support, deployable via Docker in under 30 seconds.
Self-hosted multi-user homelab dashboard with OAuth2/OIDC sign-in, personal bookmarks and group-based access, MIT licensed.
Lightweight self-hosted homelab dashboard in a single Bun container, with live widgets for Docker, torrents and media servers, config editable in-app.
A free, open-source tool that watches your servers — CPU, memory, disk, Docker containers, even temperature — and alerts you when something's wrong, without the resource overhead of heavier monitoring stacks.
A free, self-hosted start page that puts every app running on your home server or homelab — Plex, your router, your download manager — onto one clean screen with live status at a glance.
Reverse proxy that wakes sleeping homelab servers via Wake-on-LAN and suspends them when idle.
Free desktop app that gives Linux server admins a live dashboard, real terminal, file manager and Docker controls over plain SSH — nothing to install on the servers themselves.
Self-hosted homelab dashboard that puts monitoring and quick links to all your personal server apps behind one customizable, click-to-configure web interface.
A lightweight, single-binary audio server that streams synchronized sound to Squeezebox/Squeezelite players across your home, without needing Logitech Media Server.
Offline privacy-centric data-center. Deploy over 100 services with a few commands. ([Source Code](https://gitlab.com/NickBusey/HomelabOS)) `MIT` `Docker`
