Unraid plugins and Docker containers

Apps I build for Unraid.

A theming plugin for the webGUI and two sync containers with a web UI. All of them are open source, listed in Community Applications, and run on my own Unraid server first.

Install from Apps in the Unraid webGUI and search for the name.

Unraid Themer Plugin

Restyles the Unraid 7 webGUI: twenty themes in a built-in store, a theme builder, nine open-source icon sets, custom logo and background. Non-destructive: switch it off and the webGUI is stock again.

Website Live preview Source

In Apps: Unraid Themer · Unraid Themer Beta
Obsidian Sync Station Docker

Keeps an Obsidian vault synced on the server with Obsidian's official headless Sync client, managed from a web UI. Optional local backups, restic off-site copies and ntfy notifications.

Website Source

In Apps: obsidian-sync-station · obsidian-sync-station-beta
OneDrive Sync Station Docker

Syncs several OneDrive Personal, OneDrive Business and SharePoint accounts in one container, each with its own folder, settings and sign-in. Built on the OneDrive Client for Linux by abraunegg.

Website Source

In Apps: onedrive-sync-station · onedrive-sync-station-beta

Templates

Templates for apps by other publishers.

Community Applications templates I maintain for images I did not build. They follow the publisher's stable tag and have no beta entry.

n8n Sandbox API and n8n Sandbox Runner: the self-hosted code sandbox for the n8n Assistant and n8n Agents, only useful next to an existing n8n container. The API creates the mTLS certificates, the runner is a privileged Docker-in-Docker container. Images and source by n8n: n8n-io/n8n-sandbox-service.

Channels

Release and beta.

Every app has two entries in Community Applications. The release entry is for daily use. The beta entry, shown with the BETA banner, carries pre-release builds for testing; every change goes there first and is released after it has run on my server.

Docker apps: the release entry uses the :latest image, the beta entry :beta. The beta templates default to their own port and their own paths, so both can run side by side. Never point them at the same config or data path.
Unraid Themer: both entries install the same plugin, so one replaces the other. Settings, themes, icons and logo carry over, and updates come from the channel installed last.