Community portal for your friends and family. 40 one-click apps that deploy as real Proxmox LXC containers.
Uptime monitoring. Infrastructure management. AI assistant.
€49.99. One time. No subscriptions.
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I run a homelab. Proxmox, eight or so containers, the usual stack — Jellyfin, Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, a few other things. Friends and family use it. Which means I get messages. "Is it down?" "How do I log in again?" "The movie thing isn't working."
I wanted one place where they could check service status, open a ticket if something was broken, and not bother me until it was actually worth bothering me. I also wanted to deploy a new service without spending two hours reading documentation. And I wanted to see my entire cluster in one panel instead of three browser tabs.
That's what BBM Suite is. It's not trying to replace Proxmox or compete with Portainer. It's the layer on top that ties everything together — your community, your services, your infrastructure — with a clean interface that actually matches how a homelab works.
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No feature tiers. No "pro plan" that gates the useful stuff. Community portal, 40 apps, uptime monitoring, infrastructure panel, AI assistant — all of it, €49.99, done. Updates are included. Source is included.
When you deploy Jellyfin from the catalog, you get an actual LXC container in your cluster. Shows up in the Proxmox UI with its own VMID and IP. Snapshot it, migrate it, manage it like any other container. Not a Docker-on-a-host workaround.
No license server. No telemetry. No analytics. The only outbound connections BBM Suite makes are ones you configure — alert webhooks, AI provider. Pull the network cable and it keeps working. Your hardware, your data, your call.
Pick an app from the catalog, give it a name, click deploy. BBM Suite calls the Proxmox API, creates a Debian LXC, SSHes in, installs the software, waits for it to come up, and adds it to your uptime monitor. The whole thing takes under 90 seconds. No config files, no bash scripts, no YAML archaeology.
BBM Suite polls every service in your stack every 60 seconds and keeps a history. Sparklines show you at a glance whether something has been flaky, not just whether it's up right now.
There's a public /status page your users can bookmark — no login, fully branded. When something goes wrong, they check that instead of messaging you.
Alerts go to Telegram, Discord, or ntfy. Two consecutive failures before it pages you — no alerts for single-packet blips at 3am.
Public /status page — no login. Send the link to your users.
Everything included. Nothing extra to buy.
Invite-only. Five role tiers: Guest, Family, Helper, Mod, Admin. Tickets, announcements, group chat. Your friends and family have somewhere to land that isn't a Discord server you manage by hand.
See every VM and container across your Proxmox cluster. Start, stop, reboot without SSH. Docker container management too. Role-gated — regular members never see this. Staff and up only.
Members open tickets, you respond. SHIRO handles the obvious ones automatically and escalates when it's actually needed. Live updates without page refresh. Much better than "just DM me."
No public registration. Every account starts with a link you generate — role-scoped, single-use or limited, optional welcome message. You control who gets in.
PWA support. Members install the portal on their phone like a native app — no App Store, no Play Store. Android gets a prompt; iOS uses the Share sheet. Works offline for cached content.
TOTP two-factor required for Helper, Mod, and Admin accounts. Works with Aegis, Bitwarden Authenticator, any TOTP app. Compliance visible in the admin panel so you know who hasn't set it up.
Connects to your Nginx Proxy Manager instance. See all your domain → upstream mappings in one table. SSL cert expiry warnings before they become problems. Auto-create proxy entries when you deploy a catalog app.
Your name, your logo, your accent colour, your email template. Change everything at runtime without restarting anything. The portal looks like yours, not like a generic open-source project.
Ask it about your services, get help with configs, use it to handle first-line tickets while you're not around. When something needs a human, it escalates. You only get pinged when it actually matters.
Run it fully local with Ollama — nothing leaves your network. Or connect Groq, OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Gemini. You pick the provider, you keep the data.
No tiers. No per-user fee. No "community vs pro" split. One price, everything in it.
BBM Suite is available — installer, shop, and docs are live. Hit the button to mark your interest.