All your infrastructure.
One control plane.
infracp unifies Proxmox, cloud VPS, S3, databases and WireGuard into a single dashboard. Self-hosted, free, at any scale.
Desktop app and Docker deploy are on the way · Free at any scale
Works with the stack you already run
Everything in its right place.
Stop tab-hopping between five consoles. infracp gives every resource a home — and gives you the controls.
A complete inventory
Every VM, bucket, database and tunnel — discovered and searchable in one place.
Your network, visible
Tunnels and IP allocations mapped live — from the Proxmox rack to the edge.
10.0.4.0/24 · 73% allocatedAn IP pool that runs itself
Assign and release addresses without the spreadsheet.
PROXMOX_TOKEN••••••HETZNER_API_KEY••••••S3_SECRET_KEY••••••One source of truth
Config lives in Postgres, secrets encrypted at rest — not scattered across .env files.
$ docker compose up -d
✔ infracp ready on :80Anywhere Docker runs
One compose file — on a homelab box or a fleet of VPS.
prod-api-01
$ ssh [email protected]
✔ connected · homelabCloud Terminal
SSH into any VM from the browser — multi-pane, no extra client.
backups/assets/logo.svglogs/2026-08/S3 browser
Browse buckets and objects across MinIO and cloud storage — without leaving the panel.
Database browser
Inspect Postgres tables and run queries on managed databases — built in, no Adminer tab.
Launching soon.
Desktop app and self-hosted deploy are almost ready — leave your email and we’ll let you know.
Desktop app
macOS desktop app — shipping soon. Windows and Linux will follow.
Coming soonSelf-hosted
Docker deploy for your own server — one compose file when we launch.
Coming soonNot another dashboard.
Frequently asked.
Is it open source?
No — it’s free to self-host at any scale, shipped as Docker images under the infracp Community License. Source isn’t published.
Can I modify the containers?
They’re distributed as-is. Modification and reverse engineering aren’t permitted.
What’s the catch?
Core functionality stays free forever, at any scale. Some advanced features may be offered separately later — nothing is paywalled today.
Why Postgres, not SQLite?
infracp stores infrastructure config that’s meant to be queried and backed up like real production data, not a single-file store.
Backup and restore?
Everything lives in Postgres — back it up like any other database.