what is homarr fr?

Homarr is a self-hosted dashboard for home servers and personal server setups. You install it on your own machine and it gives you a single browser page where you can see and access all the services running on that server, whether that is a media server, a download manager, a network tool, or anything else. The goal is to replace a collection of bookmarks with a unified, live status page. Configuration is done entirely through a drag-and-drop interface in the browser. There is no configuration file or YAML to edit by hand. You add apps, arrange them on a grid, resize tiles, and the layout is saved through the interface. The dashboard comes with over 40 integrations built in, which means it can pull real-time data from supported applications and display things like download progress, server resource usage, or upcoming calendar events directly on your tiles. Homarr includes built-in user management with support for groups, permissions, and single sign-on through OIDC and LDAP. Sensitive data is protected using BCrypt and AES-256-CBC encryption. Widgets on the dashboard update in real time through a WebSocket connection, so tiles refresh automatically without a page reload. The app ships as a Docker container and runs on x86 hardware, Raspberry Pi, old laptops, and similar consumer hardware. There is also a Helm chart available for deploying it on Kubernetes. A built-in icon picker includes over 11,000 icons for labeling your apps. Homarr suits anyone running a home server or a small self-hosted stack who wants a clean, live overview without touching config files.