One view
Everything important, together
Services, containers, health, hosts, and logs share one phone-friendly interface instead of a maze of admin tabs.
Self-hosted · Private · Built in the open
Your homelab.
One calm control plane.
See services and containers at a glance, check health, read logs, and take safe everyday actions—from a dashboard made for your phone.
- MIT licensed
- Docker ready
- Mobile first
Manual servicesLinks and health checks
DockerStatus, logs, and safe actions
PortainerRead-only endpoints and logs
PWAPhone, tablet, and desktop
The useful kind of overview
Less tab hopping.
More knowing what needs you.
UniHomelabDash starts as a genuinely useful service dashboard and grows into a safer control plane through focused provider integrations.
Calm by design
Power where it helps.
Guardrails where it matters.
Safe actions
Control without the cowboy mode
Provider actions are disabled by default, checked server-side, and confirmed against the exact container before they run.
Private first
Your credentials stay behind the UI
Sessions use HTTP-only cookies and integration credentials are stored server-side with encrypted storage support.
Start simple. Grow with your lab.
Useful on day one.
Better with every contributor.
Run it with Docker Compose, add the services you already use, then connect Docker or Portainer when you are ready.
Read the documentation- 01Install
One Compose stack gets the app running.
- 02Bring your services
Add links, health checks, and hosts.
- 03Connect providers
Docker and Portainer, private by default.
- 04Shape what is next
Issues, docs, and focused pull requests welcome.
A roadmap that stays honest
Shipping the useful base before chasing every integration.
The project grows in small, reviewable increments. Planned capabilities remain visibly planned until they work.
Explore the roadmapShippedManual servicesAuthenticationDocker providersPortainer read-only
Up nextPortainer stacksAlerts foundationActivity feed
Open source, on purpose
Built for homelabs, built by homelabbers.
Star the project, suggest an integration, improve the docs, or help fuel the next careful release. Every kind of contribution counts.