Comparisons / Dockge
Comebye vs. Dockge
Dockge, from Uptime Kuma's creator, is a fast, free, MIT-licensed compose stack editor: interactive compose editing, a run-command-to-compose converter, and (since 1.4) basic multi-host agents. It's built for an individual operator, not team governance — by its own maintainers' framing. That's exactly the gap Comebye fills once you're more than one admin.
Choose Dockge if: you're a solo homelabber or single admin who wants a fast, no-nonsense compose editor and doesn't need multi-user access control. Choose Comebye if: more than one person touches the fleet and you need RBAC, SSO, audit logging, or a safe promote/rollback workflow between environments.
| Comebye | Dockge | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | free ≤5 nodes, paid tiers above | free, MIT license |
| Target user | teams governing a shared fleet | a single operator, per its own docs |
| Multi-user RBAC | yes, free tier | none built in |
| SSO / OIDC | yes, free tier | no |
| Audit logging | yes, free tier | no |
| Multi-host management | yes, core to the product | yes, since v1.4, via agents |
| Staged promote + health gate + rollback | yes, free tier | no |
| Interactive compose editor / terminal | roadmap | yes, a core strength |
Dockge figures reflect its public GitHub repository as of this writing — verify directly at github.com/louislam/dockge before quoting.