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Dev tools · February 9, 2026

Umbrel Pro

Bring the cloud to your home with umbrelOS - a beautiful home server OS for self-hosting, and Umbrel Home and Umbrel Pro - plug-and-play home servers. Install Nextcloud, Jellyfin, Bitcoin node, and hundreds of self-hosted apps in one click.

Umbrel Pro launched on February 9, 2026 with 329 votes, #60 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.

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In plain words

Umbrel Pro is a home cloud server featuring up to 16TB of storage across four NVMe SSD slots. Constructed from a single aluminum block with American Walnut framing, it runs umbrelOS to enable users to self-host applications like OpenClaw and Immich for photo and video backups, along with hundreds of other apps through a simplified interface. It is designed for individuals seeking privacy-focused file storage and personal cloud services.

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From the sources

Home cloud server with 4 NVMe SSD slots for up to 16TB storage. Milled from a single block of aluminum and framed with American Walnut. Powered by umbrelOS - run OpenClaw, Immich (photo/video backups), and hundreds of self-hosted apps with one click.

Home cloud with up to 32TB SSD storage. Run OpenClaw, store files & photos, run Bitcoin node and local LLMs. No monthly fees, complete privacy.

Run OpenClaw - your own AI agent. Install OpenClaw in one click on your Umbrel Pro and let it clear your inbox, browse the web, and automate everyday tasks - 24x7. It runs sandboxed on umbrelOS, so your other apps and files stay protected. Store over 5 million photos and files. With up to 32TB storage on the Umbrel Pro, your entire photo library, 4K footage, work files - all can be backed up and stored securely. You can access them from any device on your network or remotely. No monthly subscriptions. Run a Bitcoin node. Connect your wallet to your own node. Sync the blockchain faster than ever. Become a part of the Bitcoin network and achieve total financial sovereignty. Stream from your…from umbrel.com

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