Proxmox VE, without the tab hunt

Your homelab,
one click away.

A fast, friendly front end for Proxmox VE. Start and stop guests, open a terminal in the browser, and turn templates into ready-to-use Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode boxes — all from one place.

Install on Proxmox View on GitHub
Claude Code Codex OpenCode Docker Community Scripts

Self-hosted · runs on your LAN · no cloud dependency

Proxmiu overview showing nodes, guests and live resource usage
Features

Everything you do every day.
Nothing you don't.

Proxmiu is a focused front end, not a replacement for the Proxmox UI. It makes the common things fast and leaves cluster administration where it belongs.

Power actions

Start, shut down, reboot, force stop or delete a guest. Reboot or shut down a node with typed confirmation.

SSH in the browser

A full xterm terminal to any guest or node, with copy/paste, select all and sticky Ctrl/Alt/Shift keys for phones.

Templates that do the work

Create a container or clone a cloud-init VM, then install your stack over SSH with a live log.

Community Scripts

Browse the community-scripts.org catalogue and turn any container app into a template, with options and resources prefilled.

Updates in the UI

Re-run a guest's template or the upstream Community Scripts update path from the guest menu. Opt in to updating the agent itself from Settings.

Built for the phone

Bottom navigation, touch-friendly actions and a terminal key bar. Check the homelab from the couch.

Screenshots

Made to be used.

Warm glass surfaces, light and dark themes, and dense information where it matters.

Guest list with live status, addresses and actions
Guests. Live status, addresses and usage with one-click SSH, reboot and more.
Creating a Claude Code server from a template
Create. A Claude Code server from a template, with every setting adjustable.
Proxmiu settings with the SSH key and self-update
Settings and updates. Your key, access, and opt-in agent updates in one place.
Proxmiu command palette
Command palette. Jump to any guest, template or page without leaving the keyboard.
Proxmiu template gallery
Templates. Built-in AI boxes, custom recipes and Community Scripts.
Proxmiu connections and host discovery
Connections. Find Proxmox hosts on your LAN and keep them together.
Proxmiu overview in dark mode
Dark mode. The same warm glass language, tuned for low light.
Proxmiu on an iPhone: overview Proxmiu on an iPhone: guests
On the go

The homelab in your pocket.

Find hosts, check a container, reboot a VM or open a terminal from a phone. The layout is designed for thumbs, not just a shrunken desktop.

How it works

One small agent. Your network stays yours.

Proxmox sends no CORS headers, and cloud hosts cannot reach a private LAN. So the UI talks to a small agent that runs at home — in an LXC, on a Debian box, or in Docker.

Browserstatic UI or hosted
Proxmiu agenton your LAN
Proxmox API :8006
SSH
01

Install the agent

On a Proxmox host, the installer creates an autostarting LXC, installs the service and registers the host with a limited API token.

02

Open the UI

Use the UI served by the agent, or host the static app yourself on Vercel or Netlify.

03

Build a box

Pick a template, choose resources and let Proxmiu create the guest, find its address and run the install over SSH.

Install

Three minutes on a Proxmox host.

Run this in the Proxmox shell. It creates an unprivileged container, installs the agent and adds the host to it.

Proxmox VE shell
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LasseSLambertsen/proxmiu/main/scripts/proxmox-install.sh)"

On any always-on Debian or Ubuntu machine with systemd:

Debian / Ubuntu
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LasseSLambertsen/proxmiu/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Then open http://<agent-address>:8787. The agent serves the UI itself. Add your Proxmox host under Connections if you installed the agent somewhere else.

Read the docs on GitHub
Security first

The UI never touches Proxmox directly.

Credentials are encrypted at rest, sessions are signed bearer tokens, and the agent refuses to listen beyond localhost without a password. Self-update is opt-in and limited to a narrow root helper.