How to install LobeHub (Self hosting)

Learn how to install *LobeHub locally on Windows 11* using *WSL 2 and Docker Desktop* — step by step, from a clean Windows installation to your first LobeHub login. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the complete setup process, including: • Installing *WSL 2 and Ubuntu* on Windows 11 • Creating the LobeHub working directory • Running the LobeHub Docker Compose installer • Configuring LobeHub in *Local Mode* • Generating security secrets • Initializing the database • Configuring *Docker Desktop WSL Integration* • Starting LobeHub locally • Opening LobeHub at `localhost:3210` • Creating your first LobeHub account By the end of the video, you’ll have LobeHub running locally on your Windows 11 machine and ready to connect to local or external AI models. This setup is a great starting point if you want to experiment with **self-hosted AI**, private AI assistants, local models, and an AI workspace running on your own computer. What you’ll need • Windows 11 • Docker Desktop • WSL 2 • Ubuntu • An internet connection for the initial installation ⚠️ *Important:* The tutorial uses example login credentials. Never reuse the credentials shown in a tutorial for a real account. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:14 LobeHub and the installation approach 00:50 Open the LobeHub documentation 02:43 Install WSL 2 and Ubuntu 04:00 Create the LobeHub directory 04:26 Run the LobeHub installer 04:50 Configure Local Mode 05:08 Generate security secrets 05:23 Initialize the database 06:35 Configure Docker WSL Integration 07:03 Restart Windows 07:20 Start LobeHub 08:10 Open LobeHub at localhost:3210 08:30 Create your account 09:00 Summary If you found this tutorial useful, consider *liking the video and subscribing* for more practical tutorials on local AI, LobeHub, Docker, self-hosted AI tools, and Windows-based AI setups. #LobeHub #Windows11 #LocalAI #SelfHostedAI #Docker #WSL2 #AI #DockerDesktop #Ubuntu #LobeChat