Self-hosted · one binary
A home screen for the web apps you host yourself. Paste a link — monoki reads the title and the icon on your own server. Arrange them on a board. Share a board with the people you run things with.
Anywhere on the board. There is a button too, and a keyboard shortcut, but pasting is the whole idea.
It fetches the title and the best icon once, and stores them. Because that happens on your machine, it works for apps on nas.lan that no public service could ever reach.
Drag it where it belongs — or hold Shift and use the arrow keys, which does exactly the same thing without a mouse.
Home, Media, Infra — each group is its own board. Switch with a click or the number keys. Reorder anything by dragging, or hold Shift and use the arrow keys.
monoki fetches each icon once, server-side, and serves it itself. Opening your home screen makes zero third-party requests, and no favicon service learns what you run.
No runtime, no interpreter, no sidecar. Drop it on a box and run it.
SQLite — accounts, boards, links, and the icon images themselves, all in monoki.db.
Admin-invited accounts, no open sign-up. Admins manage people — not other people's boards.
Arrow keys to move, Shift+arrows to rearrange, / to filter, n to add.
Follows your system, or pin it. Per-tile plates rescue logos that would vanish either way.
Add it to your home screen and it opens as a launcher, three columns wide.
No telemetry, no accounts anywhere else, no CDN. The only host it talks to is the one you bookmarked.