Yantr
Self-hosted app store for your hardware, powered by rootless Podman
Visit yantr.org ↗What is Yantr?
Yantr is a self-hosted app store that installs popular server applications on your existing hardware without replacing your operating system. It runs as a single rootless container using Podman and Quadlet, letting you manage apps like Nextcloud, Jellyfin, Gitea, and 80+ others alongside your current setup. The project was built from the start to prioritize security through rootless Podman architecture rather than traditional Docker.
Designed for homelab enthusiasts, it works on laptops, Raspberry Pis, old PCs, and home servers. Installation is a single command, with no re-imaging, vendor lock-in, or host filesystem modifications. Each app runs in isolated Podman stacks managed through a web interface.
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