lnSwitchboard

Version0.3.2-patch.1

Source codePublic

Compatible withumbrelOS 0.5 or later

Host your own Lightning Addresses directly from your node. lnSwitchboard exposes only the public LNURL-pay endpoint while keeping its dashboard and admin routes local on port 22121.

Create unlimited Lightning Addresses, usernames, tags, and vanity handles, all mapped to the same backend. Enjoy a simple UI, built-in rate limiting, real settlement tracking, inbound liquidity insights, and a clean activity log for every request.

Compatible with all major LNURL-supporting wallets and services. No command line, no custodians, no external dependencies — just your node serving your domain.

You will need your own domain and a reverse proxy to use this application. Click “Help” within the app to open the wiki and follow the getting-started guides.

What's new

Version 0.3.2-patch.1+Sep 16, 2026

This update adds support for new storage management and configuration options being introduced with umbrelOS 2.0.

Previous lnSwitchboard 0.3.2 release notes:

0.3.2

Replaces the dashboard invoice activity visualization with Dither Kit and adds selectable 14-day Sats routed, Invoices paid, and Invoices created metrics. The chart now supports keyboard and screen-reader access while preserving timezone-aware daily buckets.

0.3.1

Hardens reverse-proxy, Host, CORS, webhook, and Nostr relay security; improves LND connectivity, Nostr acknowledgement handling, database reliability, and multi-architecture releases; and refreshes the application runtime.

Existing data is preserved and no manual migration is required.

Version 0.3.2+Aug 6, 2026

0.3.2

Replaces the dashboard invoice activity visualization with Dither Kit and adds selectable 14-day Sats routed, Invoices paid, and Invoices created metrics. The chart now supports keyboard and screen-reader access while preserving timezone-aware daily buckets.

0.3.1

Hardens reverse-proxy, Host, CORS, webhook, and Nostr relay security; improves LND connectivity, Nostr acknowledgement handling, database reliability, and multi-architecture releases; and refreshes the application runtime.

Existing data is preserved and no manual migration is required.

Related