Use Phantom as an alternative frontend for Fandom.com, according to the Codeberg project page.

codeberg.org/phantom-org/phantom
Phantom homepage screenshot

About Phantom

Phantom is an alternative frontend for fandom.com. Its source code is published on Codeberg, a container image is built from the project's master branch, and a public instance is listed at ph.kuuro.net. It is designed to be run by whoever wants it, so there is no account, plan or hosted service described on the project page.

Operators configure an instance through a config.yml file or environment variables, with environment variables taking precedence. Available settings cover the server host and port, the instance name, a dark or light theme, a JavaScript toggle, and optional caching with a configurable duration. Caching is disabled by default, and the project reports handling HTTP 403 errors for wiki, search and proxy requests.

Key features

  • Alternative frontend for fandom.com wikis
  • Settings via config.yml or environment variables, env vars prioritized
  • Configurable instance name, server host and port
  • Dark or light theme selection
  • Optional caching with configurable duration; off by default
  • Container image plus Docker Compose, Podman Compose and Quadlet options
Best for: People who want to read Fandom.com wiki pages through a frontend they can run and configure themselves.
Good for
  • Source code and build workflows are publicly viewable on Codeberg
  • Multiple documented deployment paths, including containers and NixOS via quadlet-nix
  • Instance name, theme, JavaScript and caching are operator-configurable
Watch out for
  • Running it directly requires Go and Make to be installed
  • Caching is disabled by default and must be turned on deliberately
  • No pricing, support terms or service guarantees are stated for the public instance

Phantom at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Phantom FAQ

How is Phantom configured?
Through a config.yml file or environment variables; the application prioritizes environment variables over config.yml.
What are the deployment options?
Running directly with Go and Make, Docker Compose, Podman Compose, Podman Quadlets, or quadlet-nix with NixOS and home-manager in a rootless setup.
Is there a way to use it without self-hosting?
A public instance is listed in the project's Codeberg page at https://ph.kuuro.net.
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