A bookmark manager and custom start page platform that allows users to organize websites, tools, notes, and RSS feeds in one central location. The software enables the creation of customizable pages that function as a browser homepage or new tab page, syncing across different devices and browsers. It is designed for individuals, teams, educators, and researchers to reduce digital chaos by grouping links and adding widgets. Deployment is cloud-based, with an optional browser extension for integration into the new tab experience. The platform supports private pages, shared team workspaces, and password protection for curated resource lists.
Whether you want to cut software costs or escape vendor lock-in, these open source alternatives to Start.me give you an option you fully own. You can self-host them, so your data stays on infrastructure you control. This page lists 5 open source alternatives to Start.me. The most popular are Glance, Dashy and Homer. Most use the MIT or AGPL-3.0 license, and 5 offer an official Docker image.
A self-hosted dashboard that aggregates RSS feeds, social media posts, and system monitoring into one interface.
A customizable self-hosted dashboard for organizing homelab services with status monitoring and integrated widgets.
A static homepage for servers that organizes services and links via a simple yaml configuration file.
A personal application dashboard and launcher for organizing web applications and bookmarks in one place.
A customizable self-hosted homepage for organizing services with interactive cards and real-time information displays.
Join our newsletter to get shiny new open source software delivered to your inbox. Unsubscribe anytime.