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We all need some music in our life – be it from purchased music albums or internet radio. Lyrion will fulfill this requirement in your homelab setup with ease.

Managing a diverse collection of media and document files is a common reality. From esoteric image formats to bulky video files, the need to convert files into more usable or efficient formats is a constant. Enter ConvertX, a versatile, self-hosted file conversion tool designed to streamline this very process.

The quest for the perfect media server solution is a familiar journey. Enter Kodi, the free and open-source home theatre software that has been a cornerstone of the home media landscape for years.

Homarr is a modern dashboard app designed to serve as a control center for your home lab. Whether you’re monitoring a media server, checking on smart devices, or running a few personal projects, Homarr makes it easier to see what’s happening at a glance.

For the homelab enthusiast, digital independence is key. So why let your reading library live on someone else’s server? Meet Kavita: a sleek, powerful, and open-source platform that organizes your ebooks, manga, and comics into one beautiful interface, accessible anywhere. Learn how to add this essential service to your homelab in our latest post.

One of the most important apps one can run in your homelab is without a doubt any app that can help with productivity. Let’s dive into Tududi – the amazing project management and task tracker.

In your quest for the perfect homelab setup, you’ve likely stumbled upon message brokers like RabbitMQ and Kafka. Both help different applications communicate, but which one is right for your homelab?

Managing Customer Relationships can be quite a daunting task, so CRM tools are a stable in any professional’s life. But what if we want to keep control of our data by self-hosting our own CRM? Let’s look at Monica

If you are following along with our Build your own homelab series, we have got quite a few services up and running, secured and adding value. Today we have a look at a fairly popular service that might not make into our Homelab, not because of lack of features, but more because we are going…