HomeLab Monitor
A self-hosted, single-container dashboard for a home lab and AI rig, showing GPU usage and cost, container and disk health, and uptime across every machine over SSH, with a read-only MCP server for AI agents.
HomeLab Monitor is a self-hosted dashboard that answers what a GPU is doing, which model is holding it, what running it costs per hour, which container is using memory, what is filling disks, and whether anything is down, across every machine in a home lab, connecting to Linux, a Raspberry Pi and Windows over SSH. It deploys as a single Docker container and needs no separate metrics stack or cloud service.
A Launchpad on the overview page pins the apps you actually open as tiles, synced across devices, and the layout adapts to fit any screen from 4K down to 1366x768, with a kiosk display mode for a dedicated wall screen. A built-in read-only MCP server lets AI agents such as Claude query the same GPU, container and host data.