About Homarr
Homarr is a customizable dashboard for the apps and services you run on your own server. You arrange them on boards with drag and drop, and some apps can show live status and controls right on the page.
What it does
You build boards with app tiles and widgets, choose icons, and connect supported services so that their information appears on the dashboard. Login options include built-in credentials, OIDC and LDAP, and you can decide what each user can see and manage. The interface is available in many languages, and the project documents its integrations and API.
Key features
- Build boards with drag and drop
- Thousands of built-in icons for apps
- Connect media and download apps to the dashboard
- Login with credentials, OIDC or LDAP
- Interface available in many languages
Who it's for
Home server users who want one page for their apps, owners of media servers who want to see downloads and library status, and small teams that run internal tools.
Pricing and good to know
Homarr is open source under the Apache-2.0 license and free to use. It is typically run in Docker on your own hardware. Integrations need access keys for each service, and permissions should be set carefully if the dashboard is reachable from outside your network.
Highlights
- Build boards with drag and drop
- Thousands of built-in icons for apps
- Connect media and download apps
- Login with credentials, OIDC or LDAP
- Interface available in many languages
