A self-hosted, user-specific dashboard for organizing links, search, calendars, and messages with group-based permissions.
Hubleys is a self-hosted dashboard application that provides personalized portals for users to access self-hosted services, tools, and information. It solves the problem of managing and distributing access to multiple services by allowing administrators to define dashboard content based on user groups and permissions.
System administrators and teams who self-host multiple services and need a centralized, permission-controlled portal for users to access them without manually sharing links.
Developers choose Hubleys for its straightforward, admin-defined dashboards, seamless integration with existing authentication systems via forward auth, and the ability to self-host entirely, keeping control over data and access.
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Admins define dashboard content per user groups, eliminating manual link distribution as shown in the user-specific dashboards feature.
Seamlessly works with reverse proxies like Caddy and Nginx via HTTP headers, with examples provided for Authelia integration in the README.
Includes link tiles, search with autocomplete, calendar events, and admin messages, all configurable through YAML as per the config.yml setup.
Deployed via Docker Compose with a memory limit of 100m, making it resource-efficient for self-hosting, as specified in the docker-compose example.
Requires configuring forward auth with reverse proxies and external providers, which can be challenging for those new to systems like Authelia, as detailed in the setup steps.
Features like weather and backgrounds depend on OpenWeatherMap and Unsplash API keys, and the demo won't work without them, adding external service reliance.
Default icons are minimal, and admins must source additional icons from external websites like selfh.st/icons, increasing setup effort.