Linux host
A mini PC, old desktop, NAS, Raspberry Pi, or dedicated server.
Home server dashboard
Manage your home server from one browser dashboard
Homeio is a home server dashboard for self-hosters who want Docker apps, files, terminal access, storage, scheduled tasks, logs, and live system monitoring in one place.
homeio.app
Beginner stack
A home lab is easier when the pieces stay connected.
Docker apps
Run services such as Jellyfin, Immich, Pi-hole, Home Assistant, and Nextcloud.
Files and storage
Keep media, backups, app data, and shared folders visible.
Monitoring
Watch CPU, memory, disk, and network activity while services run.
Terminal access
Keep command-line control nearby for maintenance and troubleshooting.
What a home server dashboard should do
A useful home server dashboard should help you operate the machine, not only open bookmarks. Homeio brings the common maintenance surfaces together so you can install apps, inspect files, open a terminal, and watch system health from one browser tab.
- Manage Docker apps and Compose stacks
- Browse server files and storage
- Watch CPU, memory, disk, network, and container status
Built for self-hosters and home labs
Homeio is aimed at people running services such as Jellyfin, Immich, Pi-hole, Home Assistant, Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, Gitea, and Syncthing on a mini PC, Raspberry Pi, old desktop, NAS, or VM.
- Works on existing Linux servers
- Keeps Docker Compose workflows readable
- Fits smart home, media, backup, and personal cloud setups
More than a launch page
Many dashboards only link to running apps. Homeio is closer to a daily operating surface: app installs, config files, logs, terminal commands, task scheduling, and storage management stay connected.
- Use the app store for common services
- Open logs and terminal when something fails
- Schedule image pulls, restarts, backups, and shell scripts
A flexible alternative to appliance-style systems
If CasaOS feels inactive, Umbrel feels hard to customize, ZimaOS feels too locked down, or YunoHost feels too far from Docker, Homeio keeps the dashboard experience while leaving the Linux system and Compose model under your control.
- No OS replacement required
- No immutable system tradeoff
- No custom non-Docker app packaging
Where Homeio fits
Homeio gives the server one daily control surface.
The goal is not to hide Linux or Docker. The goal is to make the repeated work easier: install a service, confirm the compose setup, edit files, check logs, monitor the host, and use terminal access only when it is the right tool.
FAQ
Questions before you build the lab.
What is a home server dashboard?
A home server dashboard is a web interface for managing a personal server. A useful one should cover apps, files, storage, terminal access, logs, scheduled tasks, and monitoring, not just links to services.
Can I manage Docker apps from a home server dashboard?
Yes. Homeio is built around Docker Compose workflows, so you can install and manage self-hosted apps while keeping the underlying configuration portable and readable.
Who is Homeio for?
Homeio is for home lab users, self-hosters, smart home users, and developers who run services on their own hardware and want a cleaner way to manage the daily work.
Is Homeio a replacement for CasaOS, Umbrel, ZimaOS, or YunoHost?
Homeio can be an alternative if you want a Docker-native dashboard that runs on your existing Linux system, keeps Compose control, and avoids appliance-style limits.