Devices & inventory
Track servers, switches, VMs, services — with tags for type, location, and context.
PrivateGlue is a lightweight IT documentation tool for homelabs, freelancers, and small teams. Built by a homelab enthusiast for the community — simple, fast, and secure.
mkdir privateglue && cd privateglue
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/marcmylemans/privateglue-public/main/docker-compose.yml -o docker-compose.yml
docker compose up -d
# Open: http://localhost:5000
# Create your first admin user in the setup wizard
PrivateGlue focuses on the essentials — the stuff you actually search for at 02:00 when something breaks.
Track servers, switches, VMs, services — with tags for type, location, and context.
Write clean docs with a live preview. Link notes to devices so info is always where you need it.
Store credentials per device and keep them encrypted. Copy-to-clipboard when you need it.
Devices ↔ notes ↔ credentials stay connected, so troubleshooting is faster and less guessy.
Built for self-hosting. Simple stack, quick deploy, easy backups. No enterprise bloat.
Minimal, readable, and fast — with dark mode support and a consistent layout.
Want to see how it feels? Open the demo and click around. Demo environments may reset periodically — don’t paste real secrets there.
Recommended path: Docker Compose.
Use the provided compose file from GitHub.
Run docker compose up -d and wait a few seconds.
Go to http://localhost:5000 and create your first admin user.
# Linux / macOS (Docker + Compose required)
mkdir privateglue && cd privateglue
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/marcmylemans/privateglue-public/main/docker-compose.yml -o docker-compose.yml
docker compose up -d
Prefer not to self-host? Join the hosted waitlist.
You’ll get a private instance like yourname.eu.privateglue.app.
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Yes — the source is on GitHub. You can self-host it, inspect it, and contribute improvements.
It’s inspired by what works in professional tools, but intentionally lightweight for homelabs and small teams.
The app is designed to be backup-friendly. Keep regular backups of your volumes and any export features you enable.