Homelable is a self-hosted homelab infrastructure visualizer that creates interactive network diagrams with live status monitoring.
The tool solves the problem of understanding and documenting complex homelab setups by combining network scanning, device discovery, and live health monitoring into a single interface. It performs network, Zigbee, and Z-Wave scanning to automatically identify machines and devices on your infrastructure, then displays them in an interactive diagram. The system includes health checks through multiple methods such as ping, TCP connections, and API endpoints to show which services are online or offline. Each discovered device receives an auto-generated document based on scan results that you can then maintain and expand, alongside a library for runbooks, incident logs, and network overviews.
Homelable suits homelab operators who want centralized infrastructure documentation and visualization without relying on external wikis or separate tools. It works well for those running Proxmox VE, Zigbee2MQTT, Z-Wave networks, or Home Assistant installations, as it includes specific integrations for these platforms. The tool can also function as a pure design tool if you only need the frontend for creating and exporting diagrams as PNG files without the backend scanning and monitoring features.
The project shows active development with regular updates and a responsive build pipeline. Pull requests receive timely review and integration. The codebase demonstrates consistent maintenance with attention to both new features and bug fixes. Documentation is actively maintained alongside feature development.
