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FleetPilot
One self-hosted dashboard for your homelab: servers, Proxmox, routers, disks and backups.
Updates for Linux and Windows machines, SMART disk health, FRITZ!Box / OpenWrt / OPNsense routers, Proxmox VMs, TrueNAS and Unraid, backup servers and fans. Agentless over SSH and APIs, with 2FA, audit trail and a one-command Proxmox install.
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▶ Try the live demo · Website · Install · Features · User guide · Security
The live demo is the real FleetPilot running in your browser against an emulated homelab. Nothing leaves your browser.
Features
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| Hosts and updates | Linux (Debian/Ubuntu and derivatives, Fedora/RHEL family, openSUSE, Arch, Alpine and more) and Windows 10/11 and Server 2016–2025 (details) over SSH: updates with live output, schedules and history |
| Vulnerability scan | Known CVEs in server packages (OSV.dev), Docker images (Trivy) and pfSense/OPNsense, with severity, fixed version and daily alerts |
| Disks | SMART health and tests, formatting, block validation, alerts before a disk dies |
| Proxmox, storage, backups | Proxmox VMs and containers, TrueNAS and Unraid, Proxmox Backup Server, Duplicati, restic, UrBackup and more |
| Routers | FRITZ!Box and Repeater (Mesh), OpenWrt, OPNsense, pfSense, MikroTik, VyOS and more: status, devices, firmware checks, encrypted backups (details) |
| Hardware | Live CPU, memory and temperatures, fan control, Wake-on-LAN, scheduled shutdowns |
| Security | 2FA (TOTP, passkeys, YubiKey), roles (Admin / Operator / Viewer), sessions, scoped API tokens, tamper-evident audit trail, security center (SECURITY.md) |
| Integrations | Prometheus /metrics, CheckMK, Home Assistant (component), REST API, plugins, public status page, Android app (beta) |
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Quick Start
Proxmox VE, in the Shell of your node. Creates an unprivileged Debian container with HTTPS and prints the address and admin password:
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ChristianHandy/FleetPilot/main/proxmox/fleetpilot-lxc.sh)"
Debian, Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi OS, as root. Then open https://<server-ip> and sign in as admin with the password the installer shows:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ChristianHandy/FleetPilot/main/install.sh | bash
Guides: installation (options, your own certificate, updates, backups, troubleshooting) and user guide, also in Deutsch and 简体中文 (all guides and PDFs). Development setup: CONTRIBUTING.md.
Security and supply chain
FleetPilot holds the keys to your machines, so it's built and released with care: a read-only install with an unprivileged service user; CodeQL, Bandit, zizmor and about 860 tests on every change; fuzzed parsers; every dependency locked by hash and audited; every action pinned to a commit; GPG-signed tags; releases with an SBOM, checksums and Sigstore-signed build provenance (gh attestation verify fleetpilot-X.Y.Z.tar.gz --repo ChristianHandy/FleetPilot). Details and how to report a vulnerability: SECURITY.md.
How much of FleetPilot is written by AI?
Too much, and it needs to go down. Most of FleetPilot so far was written with AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Manus, Claude). Software that holds the keys to your servers should be written and reviewed by people; that's the goal of the roadmap.
The bars count the lines each commit changed per month; the line is the share of all code at each month's end (git blame), and the note at the top says whether it is going up or down. A commit counts as AI-assisted when its author is a coding agent or its message names an AI co-author, so undeclared AI help is not counted. Rebuilt daily by scripts/ai_share.py.
New code must be AI-free: the required AI assistance check fails pull requests that declare AI help, show strong AI style signals or contain AI leftovers. Help push it down: pick a good first issue, review a pull request, or rewrite AI-written code (#201).
Contributing
Testers, translators, reviewers and developers are welcome. Start with CONTRIBUTING.md and a good first issue; see also the code of conduct, roadmap and governance.
License
GPL-3.0-or-later: free to use, study, change and share; changed versions you distribute stay under the GPL.
