nextDash
🇨🇳 本应用支持简体中文。 nextDash 的界面提供中文语言选项 — 在设置中将语言切换为「中文」即可。
A keyboard-first, self-hosted dashboard for your links, your services and your homelab. No accounts, no cloud, no noise.
It started because my bookmark bar had become a graveyard, and grew into one place that shows how your whole setup is doing. Run it on any machine or container, open it in your browser, and reach everything from the keyboard.
- Bookmarks across pages and categories, with tags, notes, an inbox for links you have not filed yet, smart collections, and search, commands and finders in one panel.
- Health and monitoring. Dead links, uptime with 30 days of history, certificate and domain expiry, page drift and a public status page, with alerts to ntfy, Slack, Discord, Telegram and more, or a push notification on your phone.
- Containers and homelab. A Containers view for the Docker host: logs, start, stop, update with a rollback, and each container linked to its bookmark. Widgets for Unraid, Jellyfin, Jellystat, Sonarr, Bazarr, Prowlarr, Home Assistant, Beszel and Glances.
- Widgets for what is going on: weather, calendar, feeds, inbox, your machine, and any service that answers with JSON.
- On a phone. Its own way around: a tab bar with Home, Search, Inbox, Status and More, a Status screen that can pause notifications, and a short menu when you press and hold a bookmark. Manual §23
- Looks. 440 themes, 285 backdrops and a theme studio, in six languages.
- An assistant, if you want one. Ask in plain words with Claude, OpenAI or a model of your own, and decide what happens to what it suggests. Off until you turn it on.
- Yours to keep. One Go binary and plain JSON files, automatic backups, a 30-day trash, and imports from every browser, Pocket, Raindrop, linkding and more.
🎨 440 themes and a theme studio. 220 theme families, each with a light and a dark half, drawn from twelve materials — lacquer, glass, frost, aurora, neon, velvet, enamel, brushed metal, carbon, paper, terminal and ink — and from three collections: eight neutrals, the Looks and ThinkDashboard Classic, plus three holiday themes with snow and lights. Eight theme groups (v1.28.2) go beyond colour: one bookmark per line, a page that follows the health of your services, a row drawn as a label strip, a page drawn as a map, and a high-contrast set that keeps text at 7:1. Tarnished Brass is the default on a new install (an install that already chose a theme keeps it), and every material draws its own surface, category header and widget header, as a signature or in the flat Classic way. Shift + A opens the theme studio beside your dashboard and changes the real page as you go: the theme, 285 backdrops with a quiet centre behind the bookmarks, depth, glow and card glass, the category headers, the type and the contrast — or one of twelve ready-made looks that set them all at once. Compare shows what you had, 🎲 tries something at random, and nothing is saved until Apply. Search by name or material, keep up to 24 favourites, follow your system's light and dark mode, or recolour any theme and build your own in the theme editor. Manual: The new look · Manual: Appearance
Based on ThinkDashboard by MatiasDesuu.
📖 User manual (MANUAL.md) — how everything works, from the first launch to self-hosting. · Glossary
📋 Changelog (CHANGELOG.md) — every release, new and fix.
🗂️ Cheat sheet — every keyboard shortcut, printable (HTML). Press ? or F1 on the dashboard for the live list. Regenerate with npm run generate:cheatsheet.
🌐 Website: nextdash.cc
🌐 Dev log: www.jordibrw.nl
🌐 Demo: demo.nextdash.cc
🧩 Save a link from anywhere: a browser extension, a share sheet, a bookmarklet, a shell one-liner, Raycast, Dropzone 5, Alfred, Apple Shortcuts and Ulauncher — see What nextDash talks to.
🏠 Run your self-hosted setup from one screen
nextDash is a bookmark dashboard that also knows your Docker host. The link to Sonarr, the Sonarr container and the check that watches it are one thing, not three tabs in three different tools.
How it fits together
This is the beginning of the README. Read the rest at the original. Read the full README ↗
