Is your desk buried under piles of paper? Do you spend ages digging through folders (both physical and digital) to find that one important document? We have all been there. But imagine a service that can archive, read and tag your documents automatically before storing them for you. Imagine hosting that service yourself. Welcome Paperless-ngx

As we continue to try to move all our services to self-hosting, one of the most popular paid services is music streaming. Let’s take a look at a self-hosted music streaming solution.

If you have ever wanted to properly show off your technical skills to a prospective employer, you need a fantastic resume. Reactive Resume will make you stand out from the rest of the crowd.

In today’s privacy‑conscious age, self‑hosting your photo backups offers unparalleled control, security, and cost savings. Two standout open‑source solutions are Nextcloud and Immich: let’s compare the two options and see which would work best for your use case.

In this article, we’ll introduce Frigate NVR – a free, open-source, locally-hosted network video recorder with built-in AI-powered object detection.

OPNSense is a FreeBSD-based, open-source firewall/router forked from pfSense, offering enterprise-grade features via a web GUI. Homelabbers choose it for granular security controls, VLAN support, VPNs and plugin extensibility.

Vaultwarden is a lightweight, open-source implementation of the Bitwarden API that you can host yourself, giving you full control over your password data without recurring subscription fees.

Self-hosting your note-taking applications offers both control and economy. Today we look at Joplin as an alternative to Trilium Next and compares features between the two most popular self-hosted note-taking apps.

If you’ve ever tried setting up a game server for Minecraft, Rust, or Valheim, you know it can be confusing – especially when managing multiple servers or giving access to friends. That’s where Pterodactyl comes in.

Although most of our tutorials uses Proxmox to run your homelab, there is an equally awesome alternative to Proxmox called XCP-ng. Let’s take a quick look at this awesome tool.

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…

In this article, we’ll explore what ntfy.sh is, how it works, and how it can add value to your home network, all in plain language without getting too technical.

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.