Stacklight: Homelab Monitor

Stacklight: Homelab Monitor

Self-hosted services dashboard

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1 review
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 28, 2026
  • August 23, 2026

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Monitor and control your self-hosted services directly from your iOS devices. This app offers a detailed dashboard with actionable controls for each service, connecting directly to your network without any third-party servers or accounts. It supports numerous integrations and provides a native experience on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

Native iOS and Apple Watch dashboard
Direct service connection over your network
No server, account, or telemetry required
23+ service integrations
Multiple endpoints with automatic failover
Supports self-signed certificates
Native watchOS app with detail view
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What's New in Stacklight

1.0.2

August 23, 2026

• Unraid: see your Docker containers, every container with its state and status, right on the detail screen. • Unraid: notifications now show their actual content. When your server has unread warnings or alerts, Stacklight lists the subject, description and time. • Unraid: the server version now displays correctly on Unraid 7.

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User reviews

Clean and just works

I’m a fan of this app. It’s very clean UI and I can enter multiple endpoints for the services (for local and Tailscale for example). The app is smart enough to connect and display the information across those multiple endpoints.

I have it set up to monitor Unraid and show my Uptime Kuma dashboard. I even had a request to add additional information to display for Unraid warnings and to display Unraid docker container status in the app - the developer had those added in to a new version overnight!
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Response from developer

Thank you for this. The multi-endpoint with automatic failover is exactly how Stacklight is meant to be used. And thank you for the reports and requests that shaped the last two updates.

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FAQ

What is Stacklight?

Stacklight is a native iOS and Apple Watch dashboard designed for monitoring and controlling your self-hosted homelab services. It provides a detailed control surface with actionable items for each service, connecting directly to your network without requiring a separate server or account.

Does Stacklight have ads?

No, Stacklight does not contain advertisements. It is a free application with an optional one-time purchase to unlock unlimited services.

How many services can I monitor with Stacklight?

The free version of Stacklight allows you to monitor up to 3 services. A one-time $9.99 purchase unlocks unlimited service monitoring.

What devices does Stacklight support?

Stacklight is available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. The watchOS app is a native experience, not just a stretched phone screen, allowing you to glance at your wrist and tap for more details.

How does Stacklight connect to my services?

Stacklight connects directly to your services over your own network using HTTP. It does not use a Stacklight server, relay, or require an account, ensuring your data remains private.

Can Stacklight handle self-signed certificates?

Yes, Stacklight supports self-signed certificates with trust-on-first-use pinning. The certificate fingerprint syncs across your devices for enhanced security.

What is the update frequency for Stacklight?

Stacklight was last updated on August 23, 2026, with version 1.0.2. The developer, Sadettin Koseoglu, has released updates to improve functionality and add integrations.

Is Stacklight suitable for users with complex homelabs?

Yes, Stacklight is built for users who run things in a complex manner. It supports multiple endpoints per service with automatic failover, ensuring it works both at home and away.