If you are looking for some projects for the Raspberry Pi, you have come to the right place. We have over two hundred different projects for you to choose from.
In this tutorial, you will be learning how to set up the subscription tracking tool called Wallos on your Raspberry Pi. This tool is great for keeping track of the numerous subscription services you may be signed up for. Read More...
In this tutorial, you will be learning how to install the Homarr dashboard on a Raspberry Pi. This dashboard acts as a central place to link to all of your installed apps. It even has widgets to show things like your download speed and system time. Read More...
In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to install the file hosting service called Seafile on to the Raspberry Pi. This service gives you a central location to upload your files and easily synchronize them to users running the Seafile client. Read More...
In this project you will be learning how to install Immich on the Raspberry Pi. Immich is a self hosted photos app. It allows you to easily back up your photos and videos to a central location while giving you some of the benefits of Google Photos and iCloud. Read More...
In this project, we will be showing you how to install and run NTFY on the Raspberry Pi. This software is a self-hosted push notification server. It allows you to easily send notifications without relying on a third party server. Read More...
In this tutorial you will be learning how to install and run Mealie on the Raspberry Pi. This software allows you to manage a recipe library. It can even grab recipes from websites to store within your library. Read More...
In this tutorial, you will be learning how you can install and run a PSP emulator on the Raspberry Pi. To achieve this, we will use the popular and heavily optimized PPSSPP. This emulator is one of the few that runs well on the Pi's hardware. Read More...
Learn how to set up the NGINX proxy manager on the Raspberry Pi. This tool allows you to create reverse proxies on your system easily. A reverse proxy will enable you to run software through NGINX, adding caching, SSL support, and more. Read More...
In this tutorial, you will be learning how to install the Linkwarden bookmark manager on your Raspberry Pi. This software gives you a central place to store all of your bookmarks. It even has the ability to create a PDF of your bookmark automatically. Read More...
In this tutorial you will be learning how to set up the Restreamer software on your Raspberry Pi. This software allows you to easily take a single stream and restream it to multiple platforms simultaneously. Read More...
Learn how to install and run Wiki.JS on your Raspberry Pi. This software is a free and self-hosted Wiki that works on the Pi's hardware. It is super easy to use thanks to it being installable through a Docker container. Read More...
Learn how to install and run the Emby media server on the Raspberry Pi. This allows you to play media from your Pi to Emby clients. If you are familiar with Jellyfin or Plex then you will be right at home with Emby. Read More...
In this guide you will learn how to install and use APCUPSD On your Raspberry Pi. This tool allows you to check the status of an APC UPS as well as some additional brands such as Cyberpower. Read More...
In this guide you will learn how to set up Firefly 3 on the Raspberry Pi. Firefly is a self-hosted finance manager that allows you to remain in control of your finance data. Read More...
This guide will teach you how to install Plausible Analytics on the Raspberry Pi. Plausible is an open-source and free alternative to Google Analytics that allows you to remain in control of your data and respect the privacy of your visitors. Read More...
In this project you will be learning how to install Frigate NVR on the Raspberry Pi. Frigate is a network video recorder with AI detection capabilities. Using this you can record video while checking for motion, people, cars or even animals as long as you have a Coral AI Accelerator. Read More...
In this tutorial you will learn how to set your Raspberry Pi as a Wake-on-LAN server. Using etherwake this server can send WoL packets when it detects that they are offline. Read More...
In this guide, you will be learning how to set up and configure the NUT server on your Raspberry Pi. This utility allows your Pi to communicate and retrieve information from your UPS. This information can then be read by NUT clients running on other devices. Read More...
In this guide you will learn how to set up DNS-Over-HTTPS on your Raspberry Pi for your Pi-Hole setup. This protocol allows you to make your DNS requests secure and private, hiding it from users trying to watch your DNS requests. Read More...
In this tutorial you will learn how to install the recursive DNS server, Unbound to your Raspberry Pi and configure it to work with Pi-Hole. This DNS server improves the privacy of your Pi-Hole setup as it doesn't rely on a third-party service tresolve a DNS request. Read More...