Selfhold is a privacy-first mobile companion for people who self-host. Watch every service you run — from a single screen, with push alerts — without an account, a broker, or a single byte leaving your network.
No spam, no tracking. One email when the beta opens.
Ten Docker containers, ten web UIs, ten ports and logins — reachable only on your LAN, and none of them tells you when something quietly falls over.
You bounce between four browser tabs — Kuma, Pi-hole, the VPN panel, the node dashboard — just to know everything's alive.
Away from home? You're blind, or fighting a VPN and a bookmark you can never find in time.
A service dies at 3 a.m. and you find out two days later, by accident.
Every "nice" mobile monitoring app wants a cloud account and phones home. The whole point was not to depend on someone else's server.
Every service you run, green or red, in a single glance. No more tab roulette.
The moment something goes down, your phone buzzes — with a tap that opens straight to it.
The health of your infra on your home screen. You don't even open the app.
Talks directly to Uptime Kuma, Pi-hole, Portainer, your node — you paste your addresses once.
On the LAN or through your own tunnel. Your reachability, your rules.
Open-core. You can read what it does. Trust is verified, not asked for.
Most monitoring apps route your data through the vendor's servers. Selfhold refuses to. It connects straight to your machines — nothing in the middle.
# what leaves your network cloud_account = none middleman_server = none telemetry = none ads = none # what stays yours your_data = on_your_devices connection = direct_to_your_apis source = open_and_readable trust_model = your_keys_only
Rough idea — and the waitlist survey is where you tell me what's fair.
Answer four quick questions. It takes two minutes — it literally decides whether I build it, and shapes what ships first.
Thanks — that genuinely helps decide this. One email when the beta opens, from a server in the Jura. Nothing else.