Umbrel.com
Umbrel Directory for Self-Hosted Apps
Explore the Umbrel App Store to discover hundreds of self-hosted apps for your umbrelOS home server, with screenshots and app details.
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About tool
Umbrel.com is a curated hub for finding self-hosted apps built for umbrelOS, your own private cloud running at home. Browse by categories like Files & Productivity, AI, Bitcoin, Media, Networking, Social, Developer, Home & Automation, and Finance/Crypto.
The Umbrel App Store makes it easy to explore 300+ apps for one home server that’s all yours. Learn what each app does and review details such as screenshots and descriptions to find tools that match how you want to use your server.
Common app types include privacy-first file storage and photo backup, media streaming, network tools, and local AI. You can also find tools for running Bitcoin nodes and related services, along with home automation and developer-friendly utilities.
You can install apps directly through the umbrelOS web interface by opening the App Store, selecting an app, and clicking Install, then accessing it from your umbrel dashboard after setup.
What is Umbrel.com in the context of self-hosting?
Umbrel.com provides the Umbrel App Store, where you can discover and install self-hosted apps designed for your umbrelOS home server.
What kinds of apps can I browse for umbrelOS?
You can browse categories such as Files & Productivity, AI, Bitcoin, Media, Networking, Social, Developer Tools, Home & Automation, and Finance/Crypto.
How do I install apps for umbrelOS?
Open your umbrelOS web interface, go to the App Store, select an app, click Install, and then use the app from your umbrel dashboard.
Do I need to install apps one by one?
App installation happens from the App Store per app: you choose an individual app and use its Install option.
Can I use Umbrel.com to find apps for privacy-first and local workflows?
Yes—there are categories and featured apps for privacy-focused tasks and local use cases, including tools for files, media, networking, and running local AI models.