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Dashy: One Page for All Your Homelab Apps

Dashy is an open source, self hosted dashboard that turns your list of services into one clean page.

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Dashy, an open source dashboard, turns your long list of self hosted apps into one clean page. You get links, live status dots, and widgets in a single view.

You want to open every service from one page, but you keep typing IP addresses and ports. You want a dashboard that shows which apps are up, but you don’t want to build it from scratch.

Dashy is an open source project for your homelab. It runs in Docker, reads one config file, and gives you a personal start page with sections, icons, and search.

You edit one config file to list your apps. The server checks each one and sends back a green or red dot, so you see what’s up without opening a new tab.

In the demo, you see the dashboard with tiles for AdGuard, Nextcloud, and more. You type in the search box and it filters the tiles right away. That’s your homelab on one page.

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