Bring things up in order.
Check that storage and dependencies are available before starting services, then verify their health.
A home server for Apple siliconRun your own apps.
Run your own apps.
Spend less time on upkeep.
Xelidoni brings the practical work of running a home server into one place. Keep an eye on your services, manage routine maintenance and understand what needs attention.
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Your home server.
Mac mini · Apple silicon
In this preview6 services
Remote access Private network
Your services
JellyfinFilms & TV
ImmichPhotos
Paperless-ngxDocuments
Home AssistantSmart home
AI modelsLocal or cloud
TailscaleRemote access
Recovery workflow
Health check completedService responses and dependencies checked.
A service needed attentionOne permitted recovery action attempted.
Recovery confirmedWhat happened and what changed, saved in the activity log.
Access from away.
Private access through Tailscale from devices you approve.
Home Mac miniHome server
Personal laptopApproved device
Personal phoneApproved device
Interface illustration · sample data.
Explore Overview, Activity and Access. Interface illustration with sample data.
From startup to maintenance
Keep the routine
work in one place.
A clearer way to manage the services you choose, including the moments when something needs fixing.
See how things are running.
Track service health, storage, backups and recent activity without opening a separate tool for every app.
Understand what changed.
Keep a record of maintenance and recovery actions, their outcomes and anything still requiring attention.
An Apple silicon Mac at home
Leave the screen off.
Keep an eye on the server.
A Mac running without a keyboard or monitor still needs updates, storage checks and the occasional decision from its owner. Xelidoni is built around that daily reality.
Our approach to reliabilityWork with macOS.
Account for startup, permissions and storage as part of managing services on the Mac.
Use the right home for each app.
Combine native Mac services with Linux-based apps, with attention to how each uses storage and networking.
Choose the model for the job.
Use local processing or optional Claude and GPT API connections to suit the task, your budget and your privacy preferences.
Your choice of AI
The right model.
On your terms.
A local model can help explain service alerts while processing their context on the Mac. Optional connections to Claude and GPT APIs offer another route when you prefer a cloud model for a particular task.
The choice depends on capability, cost and the information you are comfortable sharing. A cloud API sends the selected prompts and context to the provider; local models process that information on your own hardware.
Privacy and security in practiceEarly access
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