Use hardware you control
A mini-PC, Raspberry Pi, VM or Linux server can become the place where your websites and apps run.
Beginner guide
Self-hosting for beginners
Self-hosting means running websites, apps and services on your own server instead of renting everything from a cloud provider.
Dexlinkx is built to make self-hosting easier to understand, install and manage from a dashboard.
How self-hosting works
You choose hardware, install server software, connect domains and keep everything updated. Dexlinkx helps organize those tasks.
Run real services
Self-hosting can include websites, WordPress, Laravel, databases, dashboards, game servers and private tools.
Manage the basics
You need domains, SSL, updates, monitoring and a way to understand server health.
Where Dexlinkx fits
Dexlinkx is not traditional hosting. It is a dashboard for your own server, designed to help beginners start simple and still let advanced users keep control.
Guided installation
The beta includes installation and pairing flows for your own server.
Simple daily management
Manage websites, domains, databases, server health and updates without doing every step manually.
Your server remains yours
Your files and services stay on your machine. Dexlinkx helps you operate it.
Self-hosting FAQ
What does self-hosting mean?
Self-hosting means running websites, apps or services on a server you control instead of relying only on a cloud provider or hosted platform.
What can I self-host?
You can self-host websites, apps, databases, dashboards, game servers and personal tools, depending on your hardware, network and experience.
How does Dexlinkx help beginners?
Dexlinkx helps beginners by turning common server tasks into guided dashboard workflows for installation, websites, domains, databases, updates and monitoring.