Dashy
A self-hostable, highly customizable dashboard for homelabs, with status checks, widgets, themes, search, and a UI editor.
Dashy is a self-hostable homepage for a homelab. It brings links to apps, services and hosts into a responsive dashboard that can run with Docker or from source. A single YAML configuration file defines the dashboard, and the built-in editor can change and save that configuration through the interface. The project supports multiple pages, real-time status indicators, widgets backed by services, instant search, keyboard shortcuts, custom themes and CSS, many icon sources, optional authentication with multiple users and SSO, a workspace view, a minimal startpage view and several ways to launch an app. It also provides PWA support for basic offline access and optional encrypted cloud backup. To try Dashy, run the documented Docker image or follow the source setup with Node, Yarn and a user-data/conf.yml file. The official site includes deployment guides for Docker, bare metal and several hosting platforms. Dashy is free and open source under the MIT license. The exact features available depend on the dashboard configuration and the services connected to its widgets and status checks.