Hello, I’m curious to know which community store apps you think anyone should try/use and why
I am currently creating a community AppStore that will provide apps that are not yet listed, feel free to make suggestions or app requests
awesome work, added it to my list GitHub - smolgrrr/awesome-umbrel: A curated list of community stores and apps on Umbrel
Nice work, i added it.
I suggest gluetun and privoxyvpn
I’m excited to introduce my very own Umbrel Community App Store!
The following apps are currently available:
App | Description |
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Excalidraw | An open source virtual hand-drawn style whiteboard |
Joplin Sync Server | An open-source synchronization server for Joplin |
Pingvin Share | A self-hosted file sharing solution, combining ease and elegance |
Puter OS | An advanced, open-source internet operating system |
LinkStack | A highly customizable link sharing platform with an intuitive, easy to use user interface |
Planka | A powerful and elegant open source tool for project tracking |
ConvertX | A self-hosted online file converter that converts tons of file types |
FileFlows | A file processing app that performs actions on files using a tree flow structure |
MicroBin | A tiny, self-contained, configurable paste bin and URL shortener |
Owncast | A free and open source live video and web chat server |
Baikal | A lightweight CalDAV+CardDAV server |
Rustdeck | A full-featured remote control for self-hosting with minimal configuration |
Enclosed | A minimalistic web application designed for sending private and secure notes |
Swing Music | A beautiful, self-hosted music player for your local audio files |
Online Whiteboard | An online collaborative Whiteboard that is simple, free, easy to use and to deploy |
Black Candy | A self hosted music streaming server |
Centrifugo | A highly scalable real-time messaging server platform |
Kestra | A platform to simplify the creation, management, and execution of complex workflows |
Yopass | A secure platform to share encrypted secrets |
Traggo | An open-source time tracking tool designed for self-hosting |
Actual Budget | A super fast privacy-focused app for managing your finances |
IHateMoney | A simple shared budget manager web application |
PrivateBin | A minimalist, open source online pastebin |
Slash | A link shortener that simplifies the managing and sharing of links |
Jenkins | An automation server which enables developers to reliably build, test, and deploy their software |
Hoarder | A self-hosted bookmark everything app |
Ocular | A simplistic, beautiful and straightforward budgeting app |
Netdata | A super fast privacy-focused app for managing your finances |
Spotube | An Open Source Spotify Client for every platform |
Answer | A Q&A platform software for teams at any scale |
WebCheck | An all-in-one Open Source Intelligence tool for analyzing any website |
Atheos | A web-based IDE framework with a small footprint and minimal requirements |
OneDev | A powerful Git server with CI/CD, kanban, and packages |
Cheshire Cat AI | A framework to build custom AIs on top of any language model |
Anse | A fully optimized UI for AI Chats |
Serge | An easy way to chat with Alpaca & other LLaMa based models |
Zoraxy Proxy Server | An efficient reverse proxy server with automated SSL management |
CyberChef | An intuitive web app for exploring and decoding data effortlessly |
Grafana | An advanced platform for logging, metrics, and application monitoring |
NocoDB | A seamless no-code platform for database management |
Wallos | An empowering app to effortlessly manage your finances and track subscriptions and expenses |
Dynamic QR Code | An intuitive dashboard for seamless QR code creation |
Flatnotes | A self-hosted note-taking app with flat Markdown file storage |
Spacedrive | A file manager from the future |
Docusaurus | A streamlined way to build powerful documentation sites |
Mermaid Live Editor | A live editor for instant Mermaid diagram visualization |
portkey | An engaging startup hub for favorite links and custom pages |
SolidInvoice | A sophisticated open-source invoicing application |
Mafl | An intuitive service for organizing your homepage |
Grist | A modern, open source spreadsheet that goes beyond the grid |
Scrypted | A high performance home video integration platform |
Gladys Assistant | An intelligent, privacy-first solution for seamless smart home automation |
All Apps are continually updated and new Apps are added over time. I would really appreciate feedback and improvements.
Are any of you able to help me put together the repository for Sparrow, Signal, SimpleX, etc for the official app store?
Sure, if it’s about the official app store, it wouldn’t be a problem for me
Would it be possible to also provide suggestions for deploying Containers?
Yea, it would be for the official app store so that others can benefit from it. I see StartOS has some of these so trying to keep Umbrel App store competitive.
I’ve tried to package some up in dockers and stuff but to be honest I’m not super technical or a coder by nature.
I have a few questions:
- how can we put the apps in the Official Store?
- are there differences between the Community App Store or is it the same?
- at umbrel we need any documentation that we can use for the Official Appstore for a smooth process, would this be possible?
To submit an app to the Umbrel App Store, developers must fork the Umbrel Apps repository. Each app should be placed in a dedicated directory, and the repository contains templates for configuration files like umbrel-app.yml and Docker-related files. Once the app is ready, it must pass automated tests, and then a pull request can be submitted for review and inclusion in the official app store.
Yes, the community app store has to be accessed by entering the specific link and connected and are not on the official app store that ALL users see unless they enter in the community link.
I have a few more questions:
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if I have to use https protocols with the containers, is there also a way to customize the linking?
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wouldn’t it make more sense to filter apps by architecture?
(Example: x64 Umbrel systems can only see x64 categories?)
There are applications that cannot be provided as ARM architecture
Puter OS working not correctly, the url must change in umbrel.local in the config
Thanks for the tip! Can you tell me the line that needs to be changed? Unfortunately, Puter’s image is catastrophic… I’ve already mentioned it several times on GitHub…
I think you may be able to use a reverse proxy but not 100% sure.
Yea, I think that could be doable but I think the Umbrel app store might auto detect what architecture you’re running and will be able to tell which apps can be installed but I’d defer to @smolgrrr and others.
If you want https to expose it to internet, then use Nginx Proxy Manager, if you want to secure them in your local network, then I have created an app for that
Umbrel apps needs to support both x86-64 and ARM64. For their official app store, They enforce that manually and by using the linter during the app submission. But beyond that, I don’t think the system checks for the dual architecture support.
I opened a separate topic so I don’t always have to update here…