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HavocLabs

Personal homelab infrastructure, self-hosted services, and software projects — built for learning and real-world use.

What this is

HavocLabs is a collection of self-hosted services, homelab experiments, and software I've built and maintained. The goal is hands-on learning across the full stack — from bare-metal server setup and Docker infrastructure to custom web applications and network configuration.

Projects range from production services running live traffic to work-in-progress homelab builds. Everything here runs on real hardware, not just local dev environments.

Current focus

Right now: building out a local homelab on an Intel NUC 13 — Pi-hole for network ad blocking, WireGuard VPN back to the VPS, Synology NAS integration, and a custom dashboard called HavocLabs OS. On the software side, neversettledblog.com is live — a fully self-hosted travel blog built with FastAPI and Caddy.

New concept in progress: HAVOCOS — an AI-first operating system that boots directly into an AI dashboard capable of building programs, managing agents, and handling nearly every system function through natural language.