Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Self-host: one binary for 89 home-server apps
A Go command-line tool for selecting self-hosted apps, installing them with Docker Compose, and connecting services that work together.
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- People building a self-hosted home server
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- The page lists 55 app-to-app links across five apps and says nothing changes until the user approves the plan.
Field notes
The browser playground is described as a simulation: it exposes the real catalog, but installs nothing. For local use, the page shows terminal and JSON command examples, multiple installation routes, and checksum-verification steps for release archives. Its stated workflow asks the user to inspect a plan covering Docker, ports, folders, and LAN, then approve before applying a Compose project; Docker Compose v2 is required.
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