Flame is a self-hosted startpage dashboard and customizable web portal designed to organize server applications and bookmarks into a centralized home page. It functions as a bookmark and link manager that aggregates web shortcuts and self-hosted services within a single graphical interface.
The main features of pawelmalak/flame are: Self-Hosted Startpages, Startpage Dashboards, Bookmark Managers, Collection Organizers, Container Label Discovery, Local Link Filtering, Container Orchestration Providers, Self-Hosted Link Managers.
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