Like having everything under control? Your home, data and media — on one server, truly yours.
Dozens of apps, accounts and subscriptions — your photos, lists and notes scattered across other people's servers. A homelab flips that: your own server, your own data, your own rules.
Your app data stays with you — movies, photos, AI are out of the cloud.
Jellyfin, Immich, Home Assistant, Ollama, Grafana, n8n and more. Runs without any subscriptions.
A deliberate choice, not penny-pinching: one server replaces dozens of paid services, and the data stays with me.
A custom web app for the whole family. Dashboard, smart home, AI — all in one place on your own server.






Eight layers running in the background — no cloud, one server. Tap to see the details.
Language models run locally — they answer questions, summarize alerts and search notes by meaning. No data ever leaves home.
Every object is a real Docker container running on server atlas — not a mockup, not a demo. Snapshot generated from docker ps.
Today’s technology lets you connect your own server, a local language model, calendars and devices at home.
It's a home server where I run my own services instead of using the cloud. In my case it's a small computer with Ubuntu and Docker running dozens of apps — from media to smart home.
The cloud is convenient, but you pay a subscription and hand your data to companies. A homelab is a one-off hardware cost and full control — a deliberate choice, not penny-pinching.
Yes — many services launch with a few clicks thanks to Docker. Over time it helps to learn the basics, but you can grow slowly, one thing at a time.
I build homelabs, write code, automate things. Open to consulting and collaboration — self-hosting, automation, local AI and data privacy.
Looking for a business implementation — automation, AI on your own data, infrastructure? See the cooperation offer →