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Self-hosted YouTube frontend that looks and works like YouTube, with no ads, no accounts, and no tracking. Routes traffic through Cloudflare WARP so it works from any cloud server.
TubeHaus is a self-hosted YouTube frontend built on Invidious, designed to look and behave exactly like YouTube (same layout, URLs, and keyboard shortcuts) while keeping devices from ever talking to Google directly. Video, thumbnails, and pages stream through your own server with no Google account, cookies, or YouTube scripts in the browser, and outbound requests to YouTube are routed through Cloudflare WARP in proxy mode, rotating connections automatically when YouTube blocks an address. There are no accounts or telemetry; subscriptions, watch history, resume positions, and playlists are stored as files on the server and shared only by the people who access it. It supports live streams with real-time AI-generated captions (via whisper.cpp), SponsorBlock, Return YouTube Dislike, translated subtitles, a custom Shaka Player-based player with chapters and storyboard previews, high-quality offline saves that merge separate video/audio tracks with ffmpeg, casting to a TV without Chromecast, and a full TV remote-control navigation mode. It's available in 11 languages and deploys via a single Docker Compose command, bundling Caddy, Invidious, invidious-companion, and the WARP client. Since it has no built-in authentication, self-hosters are expected to put their own login (basic auth, Authelia, Authentik, or a passkey gate) in front before exposing it. It's released under the AGPL-3.0 license, the same as Invidious, and is not affiliated with YouTube or Google.
