Homelable
homelable is a self-hosted web application that generates interactive network diagrams of homelab infrastructure with live service status monitoring. It reads infrastructure configuration and renders a visual map showing how services, containers, VMs, and network segments relate to each other, with real-time indicators of what is running or unreachable.
The tool targets homelab operators managing multiple self-hosted services who need a persistent, visual overview of their topology rather than relying on mental models or manual documentation.
Placed in Tools > Assess because the visibility problem homelable addresses — keeping track of a growing homelab topology — is real and frequently encountered. The interactive diagram approach is more useful than static documentation for a configuration that changes regularly. The tool is early-stage and homelab-scoped rather than production infrastructure, but it is directly applicable to anyone running a self-hosted stack. Worth trying as a low-cost visibility layer before the topology grows too complex to track mentally.
