ArozOS
A full web-desktop operating system for low-power platforms like the Raspberry Pi. Manage your files, apps, and network-attached storage entirely through the browser — with a desktop experience that rivals native UIs.
aroz.org is a community of developers building open-source tools that put user experience first — from homelab infrastructure to embedded systems.
Originally known as arozos.com, aroz.org was founded around ArozOS — a NAS operating system for DIY home servers. With help from developers and network engineers worldwide, the project has grown into a family of open-source tools used by thousands of homelabbers globally.
Self-hostable tools designed with a focus on usability — so you actually enjoy running your own infrastructure.
A full web-desktop operating system for low-power platforms like the Raspberry Pi. Manage your files, apps, and network-attached storage entirely through the browser — with a desktop experience that rivals native UIs.
A general-purpose HTTP reverse proxy and homelab toolbox. Features subdomain routing, TLS termination, uptime monitoring, TCP/UDP stream proxying, and a clean management UI — all in a single self-contained binary.
A RAID device manager with a browser-based UI for configuring and managing disk arrays on Linux. Formerly known as bokoFS, it simplifies storage pool setup without requiring CLI expertise.
An open-source IP-KVM for small form-factor homelabs — a budget-friendly PiKVM alternative. Access and control servers remotely via browser, even before the OS boots, without expensive enterprise hardware.
A mini KVM-over-USB device that lets sysadmins control headless computers and servers straight from a laptop — keyboard, mouse, and video over a single USB connection, with no network or full IP-KVM required.