Homelab Dashboard (ak-rex)
Simple, responsive self-hosted dashboard for monitoring homelab services and jumping straight to each app's web UI from desktop or mobile.
🔗 Visit Homelab Dashboard (ak-rex)Description
Not every homelab needs a dashboard with widgets, live metrics, and user accounts — sometimes the whole requirement is a single page that lists what's running and links straight to it, working just as well from a phone as from a desktop. That's the specific need this project fills: a straightforward, no-frills status-and-links page for a homelab.
Homelab Dashboard is a self-hosted, Apache-2.0-licensed dashboard built to centralize service monitoring and provide quick access to each service's web GUI. It's designed to be responsive across desktop and mobile browsers, aimed at homelab operators who want a lightweight home page for their self-hosted stack without the setup overhead of a more feature-rich alternative.
💬 Our review
The short version: this is a deliberately simple project, and that's its whole appeal — for a small homelab that just needs a status-and-links page, the lack of extra features is a feature, not a gap.
Against more elaborate dashboards like Homarr, Dashy, or Nimbus, which add widgets, Docker controls, or metrics integrations, Homelab Dashboard stays focused on the core job: showing what's running and linking to it, on any device. At 23 GitHub stars, it's a small, early project without the community or documentation depth of longer-established tools, so expect to read the source rather than lean on extensive docs if something needs customizing. It's a reasonable pick for someone who wants the absolute basics without extra setup weight; anyone wanting live health checks, widgets, or multi-user support will outgrow it quickly and should look at a more feature-rich alternative.
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Auto-hébergé gratuit, licence Apache-2.0
Pros
Périmètre volontairement simple, statut + liens rapides
Design responsive desktop et mobile
Gratuit, open-source (Apache-2.0)
Configuration minimale requise
Cons
Aucun widget, métrique live ou support multi-utilisateurs
Petit projet (23 étoiles), documentation limitée
Moins d'intégrations que Homarr ou Dashy
