Best Self-Hosted Dashboards Tools

4 self-hostable dashboards tools you can run on your own server — compared on specs, deployment difficulty, and the SaaS each one replaces.

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Dashy

A personal dashboard for organising links to your self-hosted services, with status checks, widgets, themes and an in-browser config editor; the configuration is stored in a YAML file.

VueNode.js

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Glance

A lightweight dashboard that puts RSS feeds, Hacker News and Reddit posts, weather, market prices, video channels and other widgets on one page, configured through a YAML file.

Go

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Homarr

A dashboard edited by drag and drop in the browser, with built-in user accounts and integrations for self-hosted services such as media servers, download clients and DNS blockers.

TypeScriptNext.js

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Homepage

An application dashboard configured through YAML files, showing your services with status checks and stats widgets that read from the services' own APIs, plus optional service discovery from Docker labels.

JavaScriptNext.js

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DashboardsSep 2026

DDashy

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Homepage

One conf.yml with an in-browser editor vs. YAML files and Docker label discovery.

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DashboardsSep 2026

Homarr

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Homepage

The drag-and-drop board with user accounts vs. the YAML dashboard fed by Docker labels.

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