Dashy is a feature-rich, self-hostable personal dashboard built for your homelab. Configured with simple YAML, it combines an application launcher with widgets, status checking, themes, and icon packs, making it one of the most customisable dashboards available.

Key Features

• YAML configuration — define your layout and services in a single readable config file.
• Status checking — monitor the health of your apps and services with colour-coded ping indicators.
• Widgets — built-in widgets for weather, calendar, time, notes, crypto prices, and more.
• Themes and icon packs — switch visual themes and use a huge library of icons.
• UI editor — make changes directly in the browser without touching the config file by hand.
• Multi-user support — optional authentication and user profiles.

Why Use Dashy?

It strikes a balance between power and ease of use. The health-check indicators mean you can see at a glance whether a service is down, and the theming lets the dashboard match your setup.

Use Cases

• Homelab command centre with live service status
• Personal startpage with productivity widgets
• Multi-user dashboard for a team or household

Platform

Self-hosted · Docker · Linux · any device with a web browser

Licence

MIT License — open source and free to self-host.

Website

dashy.to · github.com/Lissy93/dashy