DashLitYour services, one clear dashboard

A fast, modern, self-hosted home for links, tools, and service status — packaged as a single container.

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Multiple dashboards

Organize links into dashboards and groups, then choose rows, columns, or masonry layouts.

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Access on your terms

Use passwords, OIDC, or both. Make dashboards public, available to signed-in users, or private.

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Service awareness

Check linked services and show live availability directly alongside your shortcuts.

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Made to feel at home

Choose light and dark themes, compact clean mode, custom icons, and wide layouts.

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Two icon libraries

Search selfh.st/icons and Iconify together, with fast independent results and thousands of service and general-purpose icons.

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Theme-aware icons

DashLit pairs light and dark selfh.st variants automatically and keeps monochrome Iconify icons visible on dark backgrounds.

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Simple to operate

A compact standalone binary with no runtime dependencies, also shipped as one container with SQLite-backed persistent storage.

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Easy to move

Import, export, and clone dashboards — including assisted migration from legacy DashLit releases.

A useful start page, without the overhead

DashLit gives teams, homelabs, and individuals a focused place to reach the services they use every day. It ships as a Go server with the Svelte interface embedded, so deployment is just one container and one persistent data directory.

DashLit dashboard in the default layout — Everything you need, organized on one dashboard

DashLit clean layout with light and dark themes — Clean mode with light and dark themes

Ready in a few seconds

Create docker-compose.yml:

yaml

services:
  dashlit:
    image: ghcr.io/codewec/dashlit:main
    ports:
      - '3000:8080'
    environment:
      JWT_SECRET: replace-with-a-long-random-secret
    volumes:
      - dashlit-data:/data

volumes:
  dashlit-data:

Start it:

bash

docker compose up -d

Open http://localhost:3000, create the first account, and begin building your dashboard. The first account is granted administrator access automatically.

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Help shape DashLit

Have a setup question or want to show how you use DashLit? Start a discussion. If you found a bug or have a concrete feature proposal, open an issue.