Self-host jump
v1.4.1Startpage and live status board for your homelab links
helm install my-jump djjudas21/jump -f values.yaml- Stars
- 604
- Port
- 8080 (HTTP port the Jump container serves the startpage on (mapped to a host port such as 8123))
daledavies/jumpWhat is jump?
Jump puts your homelab links on one page and keeps watching them for you. Written in PHP, it deliberately ships without user accounts or an admin screen: you describe sites in a sites.json file (or let it read containers from your Docker host through labels) and tune everything else with environment variables or config.php. Sites can carry descriptions, tags, custom icons from the Dashboard Icons set or an automatic favicon, plus per-site status-check options such as an alternate check URL, GET instead of HEAD, extra allowed status codes and skipping SSL verification. Availability is polled continuously so the page works as a live status board, and a keyboard-invoked search box queries names, tags and URLs against your own list of search engines. Optional extras include local time and weather from Open Weather Map, a clock, greetings, random Unsplash backgrounds or your own images, several layouts and eight translations. Run it via Docker Compose, docker run, the community Helm chart, or by copying the jumpapp folder onto a PHP web server; the container listens on 8080. Latest tagged release is v1.4.1 from April 2024.
Should you self-host jump?
jump scores 50/100 on selfhost.directory (how scoring works) and ranks #17 of 44 in Dashboard. It has 604 GitHub stars.
There was no stable release in the past 12 months, so check the repository's recent activity before you rely on it.
Setup is easy: most people get it running in one sitting. An official Docker image is available. It is MIT-licensed and written mostly in PHP.
Its closest alternative on selfhost.directory is Homepage by gethomepage (84/100, 33 416 stars). It scores higher overall, so compare the two before you pick. See jump vs Homepage by gethomepage side by side.
Features
- Clock and greeting display
- Custom icons and automatic favicons
- Fast search with keyboard shortcut
- Local time and weather display
- Multi-language UI
- Multiple layout options
- No user accounts or admin interface
- Random Unsplash backgrounds
- Real-time site status monitoring
- Search-engine hiding (noindex)
- Tag-based categorisation across pages
jump README
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