Oof, we might need a new "Nostr" category in the App Store soon. Two new Nostr apps just dropped: - Gupt: Self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted messenger powered by Nostr. No phone number, no email, no account. Like Signal/Telegram, but your keys and messages are actually yours. - DTAN Server: A torrent network with no central website. File sharing that runs over Nostr and peer-to-peer instead of one site everyone depends on (and that can vanish overnight).

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Paperclip is now live on the Umbrel App Store! It lets you run a whole team of AI agents like a company, right on your home server. Create agents with API keys, or login with your Codex/Claude Code subscription, or even onboard your existing OpenClaw/Hermes agent as an employee in your company!

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you might've noticed hermes and openclaw have just been… insanely reliable on umbrelOS lately, right? here's why: both apps now ship with managed umbrelOS runtime context injected into the agent's prompts the agent now knows it's running inside an umbrelOS app, where to correctly store data, that it shouldn't self-update, where the sandbox boundaries are, and when to load deeper umbrelOS-specific guidance basically, the agent stops doing weird stuff because it finally knows where it is you're welcome 🤝

Nostr VPN is now live on the Umbrel App Store! It turns your Umbrel into a private mesh VPN, aka you can securely reach your Umbrel and all your devices from anywhere in the world. Think Tailscale, but with no third-party company and no central control server in the middle.

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sure, an ai agent running on your home server is cool but how about a team of them running in parallel, sharing memory, handling your discord, your team slack, your community, all from the umbrel on your shelf? spacebot is now live on the umbrel app store, lfggg

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Another day, another Linux CVE. Truly wild times. So here's umbrelOS 1.7.3 which patches DirtyFrag (CVE-2026-43284 and CVE-2026-43500). The vulnerability hits the news. You hit "Install now" and you're already patched. You're welcome. 🤝 View quoted note →

if you could add one thing to umbrelOS, what would it be?

oh shit this was his second block! same guy, same umbrel, same public pool, TWO solo bitcoin blocks from his living room in 7 months! his quote goes hard: "even on this network, the little guys can win" read his full story: https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/1t5zlto/solo_mining_with_home_equipment/ View quoted note →

The umbrelOS App Store just crossed 300+ apps. So we rebuilt

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from the ground up. Huge respect to every developer building these apps, and every contributor submitting them to the store! 🙌 Go find your next self-hosted obsession for your home server. Live now.

"lol you're never gonna mine a block with that cute lil solominer plugged into your umbrel node" bitcoiners last week: hold my beer bitcoiners this week: hold my other beer

PSA: umbrelOS 1.7.2 is out now. This is a security update that patches CopyFail (CVE-2026-31431), a recently disclosed vulnerability in the Linux kernel.

in five years your home server will run more software that matters to you than your phone does. agents that know your context, your habits, your finances, your family. running quietly. on hardware you own. welcome to the future.

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Introducing umbrelOS 1.7 Shortcuts to websites and custom ports on the home screen. A built-in text editor in Files. Advanced network settings. Easier file sharing over network. 17 new languages. Arriving later this week. Public beta out now.

LFG! Hermes Agent is live on the Umbrel App Store! It's an AI agent that gets smarter the longer it runs, remembers stuff with persistent memory across sessions, learns your workflow, and autonomously creates its own reusable skills from experience. And it's sandboxed like every Umbrel app so it can't touch anything it's not supposed to.

the aluminum gets carved, the walnut gets cut, the PCB gets placed - nothing about this needed to be this beautiful but we did it anyway

there's a version of the future where every household runs a small fleet of ai agents locally. one handles finances, one handles scheduling, one handles home automation, one handles communication. none of them talk to the internet, all of them talk to each other, and your home server becomes the brain of your household. we're closer to this than people think.

Introducing Umbrel Air. No ports. No storage. No SSD slots. Just a seamless aluminum slab with a screen that cycles through inspirational quotes about data ownership. All your data stored in our cloud for $9.99/mo. The screen has a notch. Order now: umbrel.com

> 2TB: let me just try out this self-hosting thing > 4TB: ok this is actually amazing > 8TB: i am never uploading anything to someone else's server again > 16TB: friends and family now come to me for storage. i am the cloud. i charge nothing. i am a generous god.

pov: your uber eats order hasn't even confirmed and you already have a 32TB home server up and running