The front door to your homelab.

A fast dashboard of drag-and-drop widgets and health-checked app cards — one Go binary with the app embedded. Set it all up by clicking; no database, no accounts, and no config files to write unless you want to.

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The same axboard dashboard in a light theme.

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What you get

Everything to run your services from one screen.

Live where it matters, quiet everywhere else — the board refreshes itself and gets out of your way.

Widgets

79 widgets

Service panels (Proxmox, *arr, Jellyfin, Immich, qBittorrent…), a full Home Assistant suite, host metrics, feeds and a custom-API builder. Each one fills its tile at any size.

Config

Click, don't config

Services, connections, alerts and status pages each have a settings page; widgets are set up beside the widget. The YAML stays in sync if you prefer text.

Monitor

Live health checks

HTTP, TCP, ping, DNS and push heartbeats — with 24h / 7d / 30d uptime and retry gating.

Alert

Down & recover

ntfy, Telegram, email or webhook. Resend, mute, maintenance pause, and cert-expiry warnings.

Status pages

Server-rendered, themeable public status pages with criticality-aware severity and an embeddable badge.

Theme

Make it yours

Dark, light or system; accent and palette; six fonts; square-to-round corners, bars and buttons; per-dashboard backgrounds and density; custom CSS.

Speak

Seven languages

English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch — the app, the status pages and the alerts.

Operate

Keyboard-first, installable

⌘K reaches every app, setting and dashboard; ? shows the shortcuts. Install it as an app on phone or desktop.

Secure

Optional login

Open by default. Opt into an argon2id login with signed-cookie sessions when a proxy isn't in the picture.

The widgets

79 widgets. One board.

Services, Home Assistant, host metrics and feeds. Hover to pause; every tile is a real widget.

Point & click

No config files to write.

Click an empty cell to add a widget, drag to move it, open its settings beside it. The YAML is there if you want it; you never have to open it.

axboard in edit mode — adding and arranging widgets by clicking, no YAML.

axboard configuration panel — set up a widget with point-and-click fields, no config file.

home.lab / board

A second axboard dashboard themed differently, with its own accent, background and set of widgets.

Themes & dashboards

Switch tabs, switch worlds.

Add as many dashboards as you like. Favourites get a tab, each has its own URL, and every board keeps its own background, density and layout — a calm home board and a dense ops board, one click apart.

An axboard dashboard with its own theme and layout.

Another axboard dashboard with a different theme and set of widgets.

Status pages

A status page that means something.

Group your services, show real uptime, and colour the summary by severity. A critical service down goes red; non-critical outages go amber and escalate past a threshold you set.

Gate it behind a login, or flip one page public to share while the rest of the dashboard stays private.

all operational degraded critical disruption

status.lab / status

An axboard status page showing grouped services with status pills, uptime bars and response times.

Kept small on purpose

What axboard is not.

not a metrics storeHealth checks are liveness only. Point at Grafana for real observability.

not a plugin platformThe widget registry is internal. New widgets land via PR, not a runtime API.

not multi-tenantOne YAML config, one trust boundary. Put a proxy in front for anything more.

Up in about a minute.

One container, no database. Bring it up, then set everything up in the browser.

$ curl -fsSLO https://gitlab.com/axel-labs.cloud/axboard/-/raw/main/docker-compose.min.yml
$ docker compose -f docker-compose.min.yml up -d

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