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Services

Every integration Pocket Homelab speaks to, grouped by what it does, with a setup page and env-key table for each.

Pocket Homelab does not bundle any servers. Each integration is a small set of env keys pointing at software you already run. Add them in Settings → Services, press Test connection, and the service’s screens, tabs, Home card and search entries appear on their own.

The Services list in Settings puts what you have connected first, under Connected, and the rest on shelves: Media, Downloads & requests, Servers & network, Files & documents and Money, tasks & everyday. Each row says in one line what connecting it gives you. The search field matches a service’s name, what it is for, other names people use for it (“pihole” finds AdGuard Home, “budget” finds Money) and its env keys.

See Pocket apps for the integrated Pocket services, application choices and how Garage manages its Money transactions.

55 of 55 integrations have a setup page so far. The rest are configured the same way: add the keys in Settings → Services and press Test connection.

Infrastructure

Hosts, containers, monitors, disks, backups and DNS.

Downloads

Torrent, Usenet and share clients plus the *arr stack.

Media

Video, requests, subtitles and stats.

Library

Books and your reading log, audiobooks, podcasts, music, photos and documents.

Personal

Files, tasks, contacts, boards, code, search and the home inventory.

Money

Budgets, transactions, invoices, habits and vehicle costs.