Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Nicklas, and Tainer is in very early release. Everything works, but it's rough around the edges — fixes and improvements are shipping daily. I'm launching here because I want to find out if there's actually a market for this before going all in. Purchases are disabled for now — you can use it for free while I figure out if this solves a real problem for people. Why I built it: I was tired of VPN-ing into my home network just to manage Proxmox. Opening ports, setting up tunnels for every node — too much friction for something you check daily. How it works: Install a lightweight agent on your Proxmox node (one command). It connects outbound to Tainer — no ports to open, no VPN. You get a full dashboard to manage everything from any browser. What's working today: Deploy and manage LXC containers and QEMU VMs Pull OCI templates from Docker Hub or private registries Multi-node support — multiple Proxmox clusters, one dashboard Built-in terminal console Tunnel agent that auto-reconnects behind any NAT/firewall If you run Proxmox at home, in a homelab, or with a small team — I'd love to hear if this is something you'd actually pay for. And what features would make it a no-brainer?

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Manage Proxmox containers from anywhere, securely

Manage Proxmox containers from anywhere, securely