All-in-one launcher
Launch services, view quick health, and handle essentials without cracking open SSH.
Configured services
Shortcuts to the web UIs running on your Pi. Click a card to open it. Use the + button to add another service; use the ⋮ menu on a card to edit or remove it.
This only takes a couple of minutes. You'll see the dashboard once Pi-Kit setup completes.
Changelog
Diagnostics
RAM-only; cleared on reboot/clear. Use toggles in Settings → Diagnostics to enable.
Updates
Check for a new Pi-Kit release, download it, and install from here.
Current version
Latest available
This may take a few seconds.
About
Pi-Kit is a self-hosted dashboard for managing services, monitoring your Pi, and handling unattended updates, all through a single UI.
The following fonts are included under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (no attribution required):
OFL license text is bundled at assets/fonts/OFL.txt.
Pi-Kit code is MIT licensed. Third-party tooling (Vite, @fontsource) is MIT; Playwright (dev/test) is Apache 2.0. See THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txt and LICENSE.txt for details, and OFL.txt for font licensing.
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Add service
Adds a local service by name and port. Choose HTTP or HTTPS to match how it serves traffic.
Service name: max 32 characters.
Settings
Daily unattended-upgrades: choose scope, schedule, cleanup, bandwidth, and reboot policy.
Adds smooth hover and click motion cues across the dashboard. Default is on.
Choose the dashboard typeface.
Sets how often status and services auto-refresh. Minimum 5 seconds; default 10.
Temporary, RAM-only logs for debugging. Toggle on, choose debug for extra detail. Logs reset on reboot or clear. Use the Log button in the top bar (visible when diagnostics is enabled) to view, copy, download, or clear entries.
Stored in RAM (max ~1MB server, ~500 entries client). No data written to disk.
Restores Pi-Kit defaults, resets firewall and passwords (root/dietpi → pikit), then reboots. Type YES to confirm.
Help
Quick, friendly guidance for common tasks.
/admin); ports must be 1–65535.pikit. Please change it ASAP.ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/yourkey.pub user@pikit, then test with ssh -i ~/.ssh/yourkey user@pikit./etc/ssh/sshd_config for extra safety.ssh-copy-id for the correct user and retry.Service actions
Update the display name (max 32 characters).
Moves the service to a new port and opens it on LAN.
Optional subpath (e.g. /admin or /ui/).
Choose HTTP or HTTPS link.
Show a self-signed badge.
Optional badge + info text on the card.