I think your question is what does Tipi do? Essentially, it's a single-click installer and management interface for a bunch of apps that you might want on your

I think your question is what does Tipi do? Essentially, it's a single-click installer and management interface for a bunch of apps that you might want on your home server. Tipi isn't a "homeserver" itself, but it's goal is to let you turn any old computer (even if it's somebody's Windows desktop while they're not heavily using it) into a home server without needing server OS administration or related expertise. Admittedly, a better title is "Tipi - a personal homeserver manager for everyone." But the idea behind the current title seems to be that it enables everyone—regardless of hardware and expertise—to run a homeserver.