Homepage
An open-source, self-hosted dashboard tool built on Next.js and driven by YAML configuration. It includes built-in integrations for hundreds of self-hosted applications and can be deployed without writing frontend code.
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Homepage is driven by YAML configuration and supports pulling real-time status from various service APIs, such as download progress and server load.
The limitation of centralized dashboard solutions is that users must first open a browser and then navigate to the start page, adding an extra step
Centralized dashboard solutions support setting them as the browser's default new tab page, so that family members can see all service entrances as soon as they open the browser
Dashboard tools such as Homepage, Heimdall, and Dashy support icons, grouping, and service status monitoring, and can integrate widgets such as weather and calendar
The entire dashboard project is built on the open-source tool Homepage (gethomepage.dev), which is driven by YAML configuration and supports a rich set of service integration widgets.
Competitors to Homepage include dashboard solutions such as Homarr and Dasherr.
Homepage is built on Next.js, with all services and widgets configured via YAML files, enabling basic deployment without writing any frontend code.
The advantages of the SSR architecture are particularly pronounced when accessing remotely via VPN or browsing on lower-performance terminals such as tablets and mobile phones.
Homepage has built-in API support for hundreds of common self-hosted applications and can directly display the real-time status of each service, such as media being played on Plex, download speeds in qBittorrent, and resource usage in Proxmox.
Homepage's core advantage lies in the breadth and depth of its widget ecosystem—it not only shows whether a service is online, but also displays internal business data from within services, a deep integration capability that most competing products lack.
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Homepage is driven by YAML configuration and supports pulling real-time status from various service APIs, such as download progress and server load.
50%UnverifiedThe limitation of centralized dashboard solutions is that users must first open a browser and then navigate to the start page, adding an extra step
50%UnverifiedCentralized dashboard solutions support setting them as the browser's default new tab page, so that family members can see all service entrances as soon as they open the browser
50%UnverifiedDashboard tools such as Homepage, Heimdall, and Dashy support icons, grouping, and service status monitoring, and can integrate widgets such as weather and calendar
50%UnverifiedHomepage is built on Next.js, with all services and widgets configured via YAML files, enabling basic deployment without writing any frontend code.
50%UnverifiedCompetitors to Homepage include dashboard solutions such as Homarr and Dasherr.
50%UnverifiedThe entire dashboard project is built on the open-source tool Homepage (gethomepage.dev), which is driven by YAML configuration and supports a rich set of service integration widgets.
50%UnverifiedHomepage has built-in API support for hundreds of common self-hosted applications and can directly display the real-time status of each service, such as media being played on Plex, download speeds in qBittorrent, and resource usage in Proxmox.
50%UnverifiedThe advantages of the SSR architecture are particularly pronounced when accessing remotely via VPN or browsing on lower-performance terminals such as tablets and mobile phones.
50%UnverifiedHomepage periodically (typically every 10–60 seconds) sends HTTP requests to target services to retrieve the latest data.
50%UnverifiedHomepage is built with the Next.js framework, runs on a Node.js environment, and supports server-side rendering.
50%UnverifiedHomepage's core advantage lies in the breadth and depth of its widget ecosystem—it not only shows whether a service is online, but also displays internal business data from within services, a deep integration capability that most competing products lack.
50%UnverifiedHomepage is managed entirely through configuration files and supports deeply customizable layouts, icons, and groupings.
50%UnverifiedAs of 2024, Homepage natively supports API integration with more than 100 services.
50%UnverifiedHomepage is currently one of the most popular dashboards in the Homelab community.
50%UnverifiedHomepage has built-in API support for hundreds of common self-hosted applications and can directly display the real-time status and key data of each service.
50%UnverifiedIf information aggregation is the priority, Glance is a good choice; if deep monitoring and management of numerous services is needed, Homepage is more suitable.
50%UnverifiedHomarr offers drag-and-drop visual editing and Docker container integration management, Dashy is known for its rich theme and icon library, and Homepage is YAML configuration-driven with a large number of built-in service API integrations.
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