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Yeeeeeees!!! That was it! Thank you so much <3
Heimdall?
Thank you for the recommendation. It was yunohost, but I'll be looking into Heimdall as well!
I believe you might be talking about Dashy. I've tried Heimdall, Organizrr and Homarr as well, and I've found Dashy to be the most customisable and powerful. It has a built in service monitoring with custom http code support so that you can see at a glance if something is offline without having a separate tool like uptime-kuma.
One that I really like is Yunohost.
Yunohost?
Portainer? Not quite colorful tiles, kinda monochrome. It's an amazing tool for managing docker containers.
Homarr? It's a dashboard with tiles and you can deal with docker containers through it?
I know of a project that may match your description: https://github.com/azukaar/Cosmos-Server
I remember seeing it some time ago in a self-hosted community, but don't remember on which platform.
That does look interesting but that wasn't exactly it. Thank you for the suggestion, though!
I've heard of Homer. Haven't used it yet.
Dashy?
Grafana?