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Homarr is a powerful dashboard designed to simplify the management of your server. It provides a sleek, modern interface that brings all your apps and services together in one place, allowing you to access and control everything with ease. Homarr seamlessly integrates with the apps you've added, offering valuable insights and complete control. You can add your self-hosted applications or favorite websites to your dashboard and organize them as you like. Homarr supports integration with many popular applications to enhance your user experience. It is customizable, accessible, and supports 23 languages. With Homarr, you can control and monitor your network directly, use integrations to display data and control apps, and even create your own dashboard using a comprehensible and easy-to-use visual editor. Homarr is open-source and allows commercial usage. It features a quick search function to easily navigate through your apps and supported integrations.

Homepage is a self-hosted dashboard designed to provide a centralized hub for accessing and managing your server and web services. With an intuitive and customizable interface, Homepage makes it easy to organize links, monitor system health, and view important metrics in one place. It supports a wide range of integrations, including Docker, Kubernetes, and popular web services, making it an ideal tool for individuals and teams looking to streamline access and management of their infrastructure. Being open-source, Homepage offers transparency, flexibility, and control to users.

DweebUI is a free, open-source web UI for managing Docker and Podman containers. It provides a dynamically updating dashboard showing real-time CPU, RAM, network, and disk metrics alongside container cards with one-click start, stop, pause, restart, log, and detail controls. It also manages images, volumes, and networks, supports multi-user access with a permission system, includes an app template library compatible with Portainer, and works on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Built with Node.js, Express, HTMX, and EJS, the entire stack runs in a single container connected to the Docker socket.