Alternatives to Dashy

Configurable homelab dashboard with live status checks and widgets. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Dashy.

  • Homepage

    Static, fast application dashboard with integrations for over a hundred services.

    Homepage is a static, YAML-configured dashboard with integrations for over a hundred services, proxying widget API calls server-side, licensed GPL-3.0 instead of MIT.

  • Homarr

    Homelab dashboard with drag-and-drop layout and integrations for common services.

    Homarr replaces YAML with drag-and-drop layout editing in the browser and shows service state in tiles, though integration credentials need re-entering after major upgrades.

  • Heimdall

    Simple application dashboard for the links and services you use most.

    Heimdall is an MIT-licensed application dashboard needing almost no configuration, but live tiles cover only a fixed list of applications and development has been quiet.

  • Glance

    Compact dashboard that combines feeds, videos, weather and server stats on one page.

    Glance is an AGPL-3.0 single-page dashboard combining feeds, videos, weather and server stats in a small Go binary, configured by YAML whose options change between releases.

  • Flame

    Minimal self-hosted start page for applications and bookmarks.

    Flame is a minimal MIT-licensed start page with apps and bookmarks edited in the browser, but it lacks live status checks and upstream development has been quiet.

  • Organizr

    Tabbed portal that gathers self-hosted web apps behind one login.

    Organizr is a GPL-3.0 PHP tabbed portal placing self-hosted apps behind one login with per-group visibility, with a slower release cadence than newer dashboards.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.