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Most popularA private warranty and receipt tracker for a household or small team.
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Warracker hosting on xCloud lets you deploy Warracker, a self-hosted warranty tracker, to organise product warranties, purchase dates, receipts and claims in one application. xCloud runs the pinned Warracker 1.0.2 image with a private PostgreSQL 15 database, puts an Authelia owner gateway in front of every route, generates both owner passwords and publishes it over HTTPS in minutes, with sign-up closed.
Warracker is an open-source warranty tracker for individuals and teams, according to its README: the easiest way to organise product warranties, monitor expiration dates and store receipts or related documents. It offers claims management with statuses and resolutions, multiple serial numbers per product, search and filters, CSV import and export, multi-user support, and alerts by email or Apprise services. A self-hosted Warracker gives you warranty management, self-hosted on a server you run, under AGPL-3.0.
On xCloud the template runs Warracker 1.0.2 with PostgreSQL 15, Authelia and Caddy, all pinned by digest, and only Caddy is reachable, over HTTPS. Authelia is a separate owner sign-in in front of Warracker's own login, so there are two generated passwords. Public registration is closed, and uploads, the database and authentication state sit on named volumes.
Self-hosting a warranty and receipt tracker normally means an application server, a database, an authentication gateway, a domain and a certificate before a single warranty is saved. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Warracker from the OneClick catalog. Choose a domain and target server, then enter the owner username and email — xCloud generates the two distinct passwords for you.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official Warracker 1.0.2 image alongside a private PostgreSQL 15, both pinned by immutable digest, configure the Authelia gateway and Caddy in front of it, mount the persistent volumes, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Open the generated HTTPS URL and sign in to the outer gateway with the owner username and Gateway Password, then sign in to Warracker with the same username and the separate Warracker Password. Add a warranty, attach a receipt, and record a claim to confirm the workflow.
Warracker runs in full here — warranties, receipts, claims and a protected owner gateway, on infrastructure you control.
Keep product warranties, purchase dates, durations, vendors, serial numbers and notes together, instead of scattered receipts and spreadsheets.
Upload receipts, invoices, manuals and product documents alongside the relevant warranty.
Track claims with dates, status, resolution details and supporting records as they progress.
Search and filter warranties, organize them with tags, and archive older records as your library grows.
Every page, API route, registration flow and upload passes through a separate Authelia gateway before it ever reaches Warracker.
Users, warranties, claims, receipts and authentication state all persist across an xCloud Restart.
Managed hosting for Warracker, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Attach receipts, invoices and manuals to a warranty so the proof of purchase is one search away.
Record purchase dates and durations and set alerts, so a warranty does not lapse unnoticed.
Log a claim with status, dates and resolution, and see the full history for that product.
Use Warracker's multi-user support with admin controls, once the owner decides to add accounts.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Warracker and its private PostgreSQL, Authelia and Caddy services. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
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Yes. Warracker is licensed AGPL-3.0, so the software has no licence fee. Authelia and Caddy are independently maintained components in the stack. You pay xCloud for the Cloud VPS, and receipt uploads are what take disk over time.
Its floor is one core with 1024 MB of RAM and 10 GB of disk across Warracker, PostgreSQL, Authelia and Caddy. Receipt volume and database growth can need more storage, and the 6 GB plan leaves comfortable room.
Yes, and this template is Warracker Docker hosting without the wiring: the official 1.0.2 image, PostgreSQL 15, Authelia and Caddy, all pinned by digest, generated owner passwords, named volumes and HTTPS. Only the Caddy gateway is published.
The outer Authelia gateway protects every route before traffic reaches Warracker, and Warracker then uses its own account and role system. xCloud generates two separate passwords, a Gateway Password and a Warracker Password, so do not mix them up.
Upstream lists alerts for upcoming expirations by email or through Apprise push services such as Discord and Slack. Nothing is configured in the template, so you set up the notification channel you want inside Warracker after signing in.
Yes. Warracker lets you upload receipts, invoices and manuals alongside a warranty, and manage claims with statuses, dates and resolutions. Uploads are limited to 32 MB by the application, and the outer proxy's own limit also applies.
No. Public registration is closed during installation, so the owner account created at install is the way in. Upstream supports multiple users with admin controls, so extra accounts are a decision you take after signing in.
Back up PostgreSQL data, uploaded documents and authentication state as one coordinated set while writes are stopped, and keep SECRET_KEY and the Authelia secrets stable. Test a restore before relying on it, since the database and the uploads must match.
The install stays on Warracker 1.0.2 and its pinned companions until you adopt a newer template version. Read the Warracker, Authelia, Caddy and PostgreSQL release notes, take a coordinated backup, and never roll back only the application image.
This page is your own Warracker cloud: a dedicated Cloud VPS running the open-source tracker, with warranties and receipts on volumes of your own. Nobody else shares the instance, and it sits behind your owner gateway.
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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