One calm iPhone app for everything you run at home. What's playing, what's downloading, ad blocking, the lights, the car, and the containers underneath. It tells you when something needs a look, and stays quiet when nothing does.
Labnest sorts what you run into spaces, and only shows the ones you use. Everything talks straight to your services, at home or over Tailscale.
A stopped container, a monitor that's down, a disk filling up. Labnest ranks them, and puts everything else in one calm summary.
Posters, cast and ratings from Radarr, Sonarr and Lidarr. Approve requests, pick a release by hand, pause a download, see who's watching.
Home Assistant and Homebridge, room by room. Tap to toggle, hold to favorite. TeslaMate brings the car, with a Live Activity while it charges.
Komodo, Portainer, Docker, Proxmox and Unraid, grouped by app with tidy names. Live logs, stacks to update, and the CPU, memory and disks underneath.
This is a small homelab. Tap a container to stop it, then watch what your iPhone would say. Labnest only speaks up when something changes, and stays quiet about things you stopped yourself.
BentoPDF, Immich, Home Assistant, anything with a web page. Full screen, in its own colours, still signed in next time.
Lights, the car and film requests. None of the admin.
Labnest writes your homelab down from what it sees, keeps a changelog, and exports Markdown.
Home Screen, Lock Screen, Control Center, Shortcuts and Apple Watch.
Pi-hole or AdGuard, with a live query log.
A scan of your network fills in the addresses for you.
Wrong port, http or https, a sign-in page in the way. With a fix.
Except to reach your own services. Read the privacy policy; it's short.
Accounts. Nothing to sign up for. Labnest has no servers of its own.
Trackers. No analytics. Keys stay in the Keychain, on this device only.
Addresses. Home when it answers, your Tailscale name or domain when you're out.
