Bring services online.
A coordinated approach to startup, with storage and service dependencies checked along the way.
Your media, photos, documents and home services, on hardware you control. Xelidoni brings service management into one place, so running your own apps feels less like a second job.
For the Mac that stays on at home.
Mac mini · Apple silicon
Your services
Recovery workflow
Private access through Tailscale from devices you approve.
Interface illustration · sample data.
Less time maintaining it
Running your own apps gives you more choice about where your data lives. It also means managing storage, updates and the occasional service that stops responding.
Xelidoni brings that routine work together, with a clearer view of what’s running and what needs your attention.
A coordinated approach to startup, with storage and service dependencies checked along the way.
Service health, storage, backups and recent activity in one view.
Health checks and defined recovery actions, with a record of what happened.
Private remote access through Tailscale, with control over who and what can connect.
Built around Apple silicon
A Mac mini can be the centre of a home-server setup. Xelidoni brings native Mac services and Linux-based apps into a shared approach to monitoring, maintenance and access.
How the product fits togetherYour everyday services
A home-server experience built around the things you use, from a music library to a private photo collection.
Bring your own media collection home, with services such as Plex, Jellyfin and Roon.
Immich gives your photos and videos a home on storage you control.
Turn paperwork into a searchable archive with Paperless-ngx, text recognition and useful organisation.
Home Assistant brings supported devices and automations into a shared home environment.
Local models for processing at home, with optional Claude or GPT API connections when a cloud model suits the task.
Bring DNS filtering, service addresses and private remote access into your home-server setup.
Early access
Xelidoni is in private testing. Request early access, or see where development stands.