Got a bunch of services running on your homelab or HTPC and tired of juggling all those IP addresses and ports? Well, meet your new best buddy: Organizr. This project, officially dubbed "HTPC/Homelab Services Organizer - Written in PHP," is all about making your digital life a whole lot easier. Created for those who'd rather not get lost in the maze of bookmarks and service URLs, Organizr is like a magical dashboard that puts everything you need right in one handy webpage. So what's the big deal with Organizr? For starters, it lets you set up "Tabs" for each of your services—think of these as little browser windows within a single, neat page. Whether it’s monitoring your Plex server, checking on your Sonarr, or fiddling with Radarr, you can do it all without navigating away from your Organizr dashboard. And since it's written in PHP 7.2+, you know it’s gonna be snappy and reliable. Organization is key, and Organizr doesn't disappoint. It offers user support so you can hand out accounts for others, and even lets guests access certain tabs if you choose. Customizing your setup is a breeze too. Want your own site logo? Done. Need keyboard shortcuts? You got it. Oh, and did we mention it even supports multiple logins, including Plex, Emby, LDAP, or sFTP credentials? Yeah, it’s that versatile. Docker users, rejoice! Organizr is container-ready, offering straightforward commands to get you started. Just run: docker create \ --name=organizr \ -v <path to data>:/config \ -e PGID=<gid> -e PUID=<uid> \ -p 80:80 \ -e fpm="false" #optional \ -e branch="v2-master" #optional \ organizr/organizr And bam! You’re in business. You can monitor logs, access the shell, and customize pretty much everything to fit your needs. Got a funky port setup? No problem; the readme has you covered with easy-to-follow instructions. But that’s not all. Organizr comes with fail2ban support (extra layer of security, anyone?), fullscreen mode, Gravatar integration, and mobile support. Personalize themes in your favorite colors, pin or unpin the sidebar, and manage user roles with ease. Heck, you can even upload new icons if you’re feeling creative. Whether you’re a small-time hobbyist or running a full-blown server farm out of your garage, this tool scales with you, supporting unlimited user groups and doing away with the hassle of managing multiple accounts manually. Got feature requests? The community is on it. Check out their Discord or the wiki for all the latest updates and tips from fellow users. And let’s not forget the solid crew behind this project: shout out to Chris Yocum, Roxedus, and HalianElf, among others, who keep this bad boy up to date and compatible with all the latest tech. So if your homelab or HTPC setup has been crying out for some serious organization, give Organizr a whirl. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of service management, ready to cut through the chaos and bring a bit of order to your digital playground.