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Meet Labby, a simple way to map and document your homelab

TechByGiusi
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Which part of Homelab documentation tools are most useful for your homelab?

  1. 1. Which part of Homelab documentation tools are most useful for your homelab?

    • Resource inventory and documentation
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    • Rack and location management
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    • Topology and relationship views
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    • IP and network documentation
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    • SSH console and command library
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    • Backups and configuration migration
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  2. 2. What should be the next development priority?

    • Improved network and VLAN documentation
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    • More rack components and rack features
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    • Better monitoring and live status integrations
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    • Automatic discovery and resource import
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    • User accounts and shared access
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    • Better reports and printable documentation
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    • Additional API and automation features
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    • General UI improvements
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      0
    • Automatic discovery and imports
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      0

  3. 3. How would you currently rate the Labby setup and interface?

    • Very easy to install and use
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    • Easy overall, with a few unclear areas
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    • Usable, but it needs some simplification
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    • Difficult to configure or understand
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Hey everyone,

I recently added Labby to Unraid Community Apps and would really like to hear what you think about it.

Labby is a self-hosted app for keeping track of your homelab in one place. You can document servers, VMs, LXCs, apps, networks, IP addresses, racks and the relationships between everything.



Screenshot 2026-08-04 092632.png

I originally built it because my own homelab information was spread across notes, bookmarks and different tools. Labby is my attempt to make that easier and more visual.

Some of the current features are:

  • Hardware, VM, LXC, app and network inventory

  • Rack and location management

  • Topology, Tree, Graph and IP views

  • Browser-based SSH console

  • Saved command library

  • Credentials and scoped API keys

  • Encrypted backups

  • Direct SMB and NAS backup destinations

  • Import and export

  • Multiple themes

  • Desktop, tablet and mobile support

You can install it directly from Unraid Community Apps by searching for:

Labby

The persistent data is stored by default in:

/mnt/user/appdata/labby

I am still actively working on it, so honest feedback would help a lot.

I would especially like to know:

  • What feels useful?

  • What feels confusing?

  • What is missing?

  • What should be improved first?

  • Did the Unraid installation work without problems?

  • Does it work well for your own homelab setup?

You do not need to be polite about bugs or bad design choices. If something feels awkward, please tell me. That is exactly the kind of feedback I am looking for.

Website and demo:

https://my-labby.com

GitHub:

https://github.com/techbygiusi/Labby

Docker image:

techbygiusi/labby:1.0.7

Thanks for checking it out. I am looking forward to seeing how other people use it and what you would change.

Edited by TechByGiusi
Better readability

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