Loki
A self-hosted Monitoring & Analytics app you can run on your own server.
Loki is an open, self-hosted monitoring and analytics tool — you install it on your own hardware and keep full control of your data. It is a practical pick for homelab users and teams who prefer owning their tools over renting them.
Development happens in the open on GitHub; the repository has collected 28.9K stars so far. Repository activity was last recorded on Sep 11, 2026, and the project is classed as actively maintained in our snapshot.
Before you switch
Monitoring tools should be boring and reliable. Start by instrumenting one server or site, set alert thresholds conservatively, and confirm notifications actually reach you. Self-hosted analytics keeps visitor data off third-party platforms, which simplifies privacy compliance.
Like every project listed on SelfHosted, Loki is developed in the open — you can read the code, follow development, and even contribute. Check the system requirements and the project’s own documentation linked on this page before installing.