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TRMNL LaraPaper hosting runs a self-hosted TRMNL BYOS server on your own domain, so your e-ink devices get their screens, firmware and settings from a server you control. Deploy TRMNL LaraPaper 0.43.0 as one pinned Laravel container with SQLite and three persistent volumes, over HTTPS in minutes. Open the site and register right away, because the first account becomes administrator, and then close sign-ups.
TRMNL LaraPaper is a self-hostable implementation of a TRMNL server, known as BYOS, built with Laravel. It manages TRMNL-compatible e-ink devices and generates their screens with plugins, recipes, screenshots and image webhooks, and it stores devices, recipes, generated screens and firmware. A self-hosted TRMNL LaraPaper is an alternative to the TRMNL cloud for people who want their own server, released under the MIT licence, with documentation published upstream.
On xCloud it is LaraPaper 0.43.0 from the upstream image, pinned by digest, as one container with SQLite, a queue worker, a scheduler and Chromium, using three volumes. xCloud generates a unique application key and serves it over HTTPS. Registration is open until you close it, and the first registrant becomes administrator.
A BYOS server needs the app, a database, a queue worker, a scheduler, a rendering browser, volumes, a domain and a certificate before the first device pairs. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick TRMNL LaraPaper from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and a server with 2 CPU cores or more; the install form has no fields.
Step 02
One click. We start ghcr.io/usetrmnl/larapaper:0.43.0, pinned by digest, generate a unique application key, mount larapaper_database, larapaper_generated and larapaper_firmwares and publish it over HTTPS. First boot takes one to two minutes.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS URL and register the first account straight away. Then set REGISTRATION_ENABLED=0 in the Environment editor and redeploy, and pair TRMNL devices and add recipes in the application.
TRMNL LaraPaper runs here as one Laravel container, with devices, screens and firmware on volumes you control.
Upstream shows device information such as battery status, WiFi strength and firmware version for each device paired with the server.
Generate screens with native plugins such as Screenshot and Image Webhook, recipes, markup or API updates, rendered with Chromium in the image.
Import compatible recipes from the community catalogs that upstream links, though the recipe ZIP import caps at 10 MB.
Downloaded device firmware is kept on the larapaper_firmwares volume, next to generated screens and the SQLite database.
OIDC, mail and passkeys are optional environment settings and are off as shipped, so you enable them deliberately.
The image runs a queue worker and scheduler, and on each start it applies migrations and rebuilds Laravel caches.
Managed hosting for TRMNL LaraPaper, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Point a TRMNL device at your domain so its screens are generated and stored by you.
Use the Screenshot plugin to render a page and send it to a device as a screen.
Import compatible recipes into your server instead of building every screen from scratch.
See battery, WiFi and firmware information for each paired device from one interface.


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BYOS means bring your own server: instead of devices fetching screens from the vendor cloud, they connect to a server you run. LaraPaper is a self-hostable implementation of that server, built with Laravel, which manages devices and generates their screens.
The first person to register. Until you register, anyone who can open the site can claim it, so open the URL right after install. Then set REGISTRATION_ENABLED=0 in the Environment editor and redeploy so public sign-ups stop.
Upstream lists TRMNL OG and X, several Seeed Studio e-paper kits, reTerminal E1001, custom ESP32 with TRMNL firmware, and e-readers through KOReader. Check the upstream list for your exact device, because support changes between releases.
Yes. Upstream supports recipes and links community catalogs of compatible ones that you can import. The recipe ZIP import caps files at 10 MB, and a recipe may need plugin settings or external keys that you supply.
Yes. Upstream publishes an image and documentation, and this template is TRMNL LaraPaper Docker hosting with everything wired: the 0.43.0 image pinned by digest, three volumes, a unique key and HTTPS on your own domain.
The manifest asks for 2048 MB of RAM, 2 CPU cores and 8 GB of disk. The image includes Chromium for rendering, and concurrent recipe renders can need more memory, so size up if many devices refresh together.
Yes. LaraPaper is MIT licensed, so running it has no licence cost. You pay only for the Cloud VPS, which gives you a TRMNL LaraPaper cloud of your own. Upstream says it is maintained voluntarily by its author.
APP_KEY must stay stable and be stored with volume backups, because losing it can invalidate encrypted data, so keep a copy. APP_URL, FORCE_HTTPS, REGISTRATION_ENABLED, mail and OIDC are re-applied from the environment on every start, so change them there and redeploy.
Back up larapaper_database, larapaper_generated and larapaper_firmwares together, plus the APP_KEY value. Restore all three volumes and the same key before starting a replacement container. Nothing backs these up automatically, so copy them off the server on a schedule.
The install stays on its pinned 0.43.0 image until you adopt a newer template version. Read the upstream release notes and back up the volumes plus APP_KEY first. Nothing upgrades automatically, and migrations run on each start.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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