A homelab diagram goes stale the moment it is drawn. Homelable rebuilds it from what is running on the network: an nmap scan of your subnets, a Proxmox or Unraid import, the Zigbee and Z-Wave mesh from your MQTT broker. Everything lands on a canvas you drag into shape, with a markdown document per device and a status dot that keeps refreshing.
The key facts for Homelable.
| Requirement | Homelable |
|---|---|
| Price | Free |
| Web UI | Yes |
| Architecture | x86 + ARM |
| Containers | 3Plus Frontend, MCP server |
| Database | SQLite |
| Runtime | Python |
| Docker | Yes |
| Linux package | Yes |
| Podman | Yes |
Official client.
No. It serves the canvas on your LAN, and you can reach it through a VPN or reverse proxy if you need it from outside. The optional Live View and Docs View hand out a read-only canvas or document space behind a key in the URL, so a link can be shared without exposing the app.
It scans for them, or imports what you already run. An nmap sweep of the CIDR ranges in SCANNER_RANGES queues hosts for approval, while Proxmox VE, Unraid, Zigbee2MQTT and Z-Wave JS imports can sync on a schedule and add hosts, VMs, containers and mesh devices directly.
Yes. The published images are built for arm64 as well as amd64, and the bare-metal installer covers Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04. That installer builds the frontend and wants about 1.5 GB of free RAM and swap for it; the running app needs far less.
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Block ads and unwanted content for every device on your network with a DNS sinkhole, no client software required.
wg-easy runs a WireGuard VPN and its web admin page in a single container. Create a client in the browser, scan its QR code or download the config file, then watch which clients are connected and how much traffic each one moves.
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