Homelab

Manage your own passwords

Your own server for the Bitwarden apps. Your passwords stay with you, not with a provider.

Replaces: cloud password managers

The software

Unofficial Bitwarden-compatible server written in Rust.

Requirements (official)

No minimum requirements stated by the project.

Ranked by suitability for the software, based on the official requirements. How we rank

Single-board computer

Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi 5

Strength: Efficient and affordable for light services like ad blocking or passwords.
Limitation: Too slow for a media server according to Jellyfin. Power supply, case and storage cost extra.
Suitable for: Run your smart home locally, Block ads across your network

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Mini PC with Intel N150

Strength: Enough power for several services at once, with Intel graphics for Jellyfin and Frigate.
Limitation: No room for large hard drives. For lots of photos or films, a NAS is better.
Suitable for: Run your smart home locally, Back up photos and videos yourself, Stream films and series, Your own cloud for files, Block ads across your network, Paperless office, Analyse cameras locally

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2-bay NAS

Strength: Storage and computing power in one device. According to Jellyfin, the N100 also handles video well.
Limitation: Hard drives are sold separately. Two bays are enough for mirroring, not more.
Suitable for: Back up photos and videos yourself, Stream films and series, Your own cloud for files, Paperless office

Also available at UGREEN

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