Dockhand

Dockhand

Self-hosted Docker management for homelabs and businesses

freemium
Last Updated 11/2/2026

About Dockhand

Dockhand is a self-hosted Docker management platform for homelabs and businesses. It uses SQLite by default, runs on Raspberry Pi, and supports starting, stopping, restarting, removing, and creating containers, plus live resource policy updates. Users can also work in a web terminal and browse, edit, and transfer files. No SaaS, no cloud dependency, and zero telemetry; data stays on your network.

Best for

Homelab users
Enterprise Docker teams

Best use cases

Self-hosted container management

Raspberry Pi deployment

Web terminal operations

Container file management

Features

Container operations

Start, stop, restart, and remove containers.

Advanced configuration

Create advanced configurations and update CPU, memory, and restart policies without interrupting a restart.

Web terminal

Interactive web terminal without SSH.

File management

Browse, edit, and transfer files.

Pros

  • SQLite by default
  • Runs on Raspberry Pi
  • Zero telemetry, no cloud dependency
  • Web terminal without SSH

FAQ

No; the official page says it runs entirely on your infrastructure, with no SaaS or cloud dependency.

Tool Information

DeveloperDockhand
Release Date9/6/2026
Pricingfreemium