Redlib
Private front-end for Reddit, blocks tracking and shows content without an account
Deploy Redlib in 3 Steps
Connect Your VPS
Add your server credentials to Server Compass
Select Redlib
Choose from our template library
Deploy & Configure
Fill in settings and click Deploy
After Deployment
After deploying Redlib with Server Compass, complete these steps to finish setup
Visit the application URL
Browse any subreddit by URL (e.g., /r/programming)
Optionally configure custom themes and preferences
Need help? Check out our documentation for detailed guides.
Redlib FAQ
Common questions about self-hosting Redlib
How do I deploy Redlib with Server Compass?
Simply download Server Compass, connect to your VPS, and select Redlib from the templates list. Fill in the required configuration and click Deploy. The entire process takes under 3 minutes.
What are the system requirements for Redlib?
Redlib requires a minimum of 64MB RAM. We recommend a VPS with at least 1024MB RAM for optimal performance. Any modern Linux server with Docker support will work.
Can I migrate my existing Redlib data?
Yes! Server Compass provides volume mapping that allows you to import existing data. You can also use standard Redlib backup and restore procedures.
How do I update Redlib to the latest version?
Server Compass makes updates easy. Simply click the Update button in your deployment dashboard, and the latest Redlib image will be pulled and deployed with zero downtime.
Is Redlib free to self-host?
Redlib is open-source software. You only pay for your VPS hosting (typically $5-20/month) and optionally Server Compass ($29 one-time). No subscription fees or per-seat pricing.
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