Home-lab cloud, done the old-skool way.
Private storage, media, mail and messaging for family and close circles. Built on Synology, DNSSEC and too many late-night experiments.
About Scott
ScotNet is a personal infrastructure project built to stay quiet, stable, and boring in the best possible way. Everything runs on hardware I own, networks I control, and services I maintain so my family never has to think about where their data goes or why a provider suddenly changed the rules.
I don’t live online, but I trust systems that don’t panic when the internet does. Control beats convenience. Calm beats chaos. And if you never notice any of this, it’s working exactly as intended.
Live service health
Live view from status
Secure DNS • dns.scott.ovh
DNS over TLS (DoT) and DNS over HTTPS (DoH) with ad-blocking, backed by DNSSEC.
Featured
Security and small privacy-first projects that actually do something useful.
ScotNet’s live blocklist. Stops noisy senders before they hit mail and forms.
A small pet return page. No accounts, no ads, no trackers. Print your own tag (QR and/or NFC) and link it to a public page so a finder can contact you.
Services
Entry points into the ScotNet stack.
Contact
If you're curious about building something similar – self-hosted services, private DNS, or resilient family storage – this inbox is running on the same stack.
Local Weather
Live snapshot from my personal weather station cache.
Stack highlights
- Synology-backed storage with layered backups.
- DNSSEC-signed zones with DANE for mail security.
- dns.scott.ovh providing DoT/DoH with ad-blocking.
- Reverse proxies, internal TLS and failover routing.
- Locally-run services, externally accessible when needed.