Syncthing on Raspberry Pi, Family Device Sync and Versioning
Use Syncthing on Raspberry Pi for secure family device syncing and automatic file versioning. Avoid cloud risks and manage everything from your home network.
Use Syncthing on Raspberry Pi for secure family device syncing and automatic file versioning. Avoid cloud risks and manage everything from your home network.
Set up Vaultwarden on your Raspberry Pi for a secure self-hosted password manager. This guide walks you through installation, encryption, remote access, and privacy tools.
FreshRSS on Raspberry Pi lets you read news your way. This guide shows you how to configure feeds, apply filters, and access everything from mobile apps.
Set up Navidrome on your Raspberry Pi for a seamless multi-client music streaming experience. Stream FLACs and MP3s to phones, PCs, and smart devices in minutes.
I set up the Mosquitto MQTT broker on a Raspberry Pi and configured ACLs plus TLS encryption so that only trusted clients connect and only allowed topics are accessible.
Introduction I started with the ESPHome dashboard Raspberry Pi setup mainly because I got tired of random device reboots and mystery IPs. You know the drill—Wi-Fi drops, YAML typos, and wondering if your DHT22 died or just hates you. With a Raspberry Pi 4 and a stack of ESP8266 boards, I wired up a PIR…
Learn how to set up Thread and Matter using Raspberry Pi, SkyConnect, or OTBR. From firmware to full integration, this guide simplifies your smart home network.
Install Zigbee2MQTT on a Raspberry Pi with a CC2652 stick, configure MQTT, and visualize your Zigbee mesh network map with real-time signal and device data.
Home Assistant runs smoother and faster on a Raspberry Pi 5 with an NVMe drive. This guide walks through the supervised install method for better control, updates, and add-ons.
Introduction You’ve probably got at least one Wi-Fi camera watching your porch, right? And you’ve definitely noticed how those “smart” cameras aren’t all that smart when they alert you every time a leaf flutters. Now toss in the fun of sending your family’s backyard footage to some mystery server in another country, and yeah—suddenly this…