A lightweight, single-binary audio server that streams synchronized sound to Squeezebox/Squeezelite players across your home, without needing Logitech Media Server.
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22 tools curated in this category — including Squeezed, Dashwise, Serverbox
techFind on mySelectas all sites and tools related to homelab. This selection of 22 resources is reviewed and maintained by the community. The most popular include Squeezed, Dashwise, Serverbox. Each tool comes with a review, tags, comparisons and alternatives to help you make the best choice.
Self-hosted homelab dashboard that puts monitoring and quick links to all your personal server apps behind one customizable, click-to-configure web interface.
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.
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.
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.
Lightweight self-hosted homelab dashboard in a single Bun container, with live widgets for Docker, torrents and media servers, config editable in-app.
Self-hosted multi-user homelab dashboard with OAuth2/OIDC sign-in, personal bookmarks and group-based access, MIT licensed.
Simple, responsive self-hosted dashboard for monitoring homelab services and jumping straight to each app's web UI from desktop or mobile.
Self-hosted homelab dashboard with real-time health checks, Prometheus metrics and multi-user support, deployable via Docker in under 30 seconds.
Automated Docker/Podman updates with healthcheck-gated rollback and multi-channel control (web UI, Telegram, Discord).
Free, self-hosted platform for SSH terminals, remote desktop, file management, and Docker orchestration across your servers.
A self-hosted dashboard for tracking your homelab's hardware, VMs, apps, storage, and network, with visual maps and built-in docs.
A free, self-hosted tool that draws a live map of every device on your home network and every Docker container running across your servers, so nothing on your homelab is a mystery.
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 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 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 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.
An open-source, self-hosted web dashboard for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, and compose stacks — a modern alternative to Portainer.
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.
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.