Need a place to keep track of your growing services in a simple, easy to use homepage-like display? Then the Flame dashboard has you covered. Flame offers a simple UI for adding your services and/or bookmarks to make access easier.
Flame offers a single page dashboard with search functionality (search includes local and web search) along with multiple themes to get it to your liking.
Originally developed by jeroenpardon under the name SUI, contained a minimalist design and required you to edit config files to get it working. If this is your thing perhaps try out SUI. SUI was forked by pawelmalak and heavily modified to introduce a working UI to add/edit applications and bookmarks while keeping the aesthetic of SUI intact. For as long as it has existed I have used Flame as my starter page, adding new services was easy and I liked it that way.
Not content with the features of Flame, fdarveau had the idea of having split categories in Flame to split your services up, something I wanted from the original Flame but couldn’t get. It’s not stated in this fork but the biggest feature they included was categories and it works great.
With Docker, testing out each is super simple, below I include fdarveau’s version since I believe it offers the most features.
docker run -d \
--name flame-dashboard \
-p 5005:5005 \
-v /mnt/docker-configs/flame-dashboard:/app/data \
-e PASSWORD=demo \
ghcr.io/fdarveau/flame:latest