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Payload is an open-source Next.js headless CMS with a React admin panel, authentication, localization, versioning, and rich text editing. It can be deployed to a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account through a one-click template that runs on Workers, stores uploads in R2, and uses D1 as its database.
A self-hosted email service that lets a domain owner create multiple mailboxes and send or receive messages with attachments. It runs on Cloudflare Workers and stores data in D1, KV, and R2, with Workers AI for verification-code recognition and Turnstile for bot protection.
A personal AI assistant packaged to run in a Cloudflare Sandbox container on Workers, with a web chat UI, Telegram, Discord, and Slack channels, device pairing, optional R2 persistence, AI Gateway routing, and Cloudflare Access protection; deployment uses wrangler and requires a Workers Paid plan.
A proxy that accelerates access to GitHub releases, archives, branch files, gists, and git clone operations. It ships as a Cloudflare Workers script deployable in a visitor's own account, with configurable asset URL and route prefix, plus an optional Python version for Docker or direct hosting.
A self-hosted link shortener with analytics that deploys to Cloudflare Workers or Pages in a visitor-controlled account, using D1 for link storage, Workers KV as a read cache, Analytics Engine for statistics, and optional Workers AI for slug generation.
A self-hosted image and file hosting hub deployable to Docker or serverless environments, with Cloudflare R2 among its supported storage backends. It provides uploads, file management, authentication, a RESTful API, WebDAV, and AI-assisted image tagging for personal hosting and website asset management.
A self-hosted email inbox for custom domains that deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account, using Email Routing for inbound mail, Workers with D1, R2, and Queues for storage and processing, and optional Resend or Amazon SES for sending, with mailboxes, calendar, booking pages, and an AI assistant.
An image hosting application deployable to Cloudflare Pages in the visitor's own account, storing uploads via the Telegram Bot API or an R2 bucket, with optional KV-backed management dashboard, short links, and Workers AI image review.
A self-hosted content management system that publishes audio, video, images, documents, and blog posts as a website, RSS feed, and JSON feed. It runs on Cloudflare Workers with metadata in D1 and media in R2, and deploys to a visitor's own Cloudflare account via a CLI, GitHub Actions, or an AI agent.
A self-hosted, Bitwarden-compatible password vault server that runs on Cloudflare Workers with D1 for data and R2 or KV for attachments and Send files, deployable from a forked GitHub repository or via wrangler in the visitor's own Cloudflare account.
An open-source uptime monitoring and status page application that runs scheduled HTTP and TCP checks from Cloudflare Workers, stores history in a D1 database, and serves a customizable status page with notifications, deployable in a visitor's own Cloudflare account.
A self-hosted, content-blocking DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS resolver that deploys to Cloudflare Workers via a deploy button or Wrangler, loads blocklists from R2, caches with the Workers Cache API, and can export request logs through Logpush.
A Telegram chatbot that connects Telegram messaging to multiple AI providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Cloudflare AI. It runs as a serverless Worker in the visitor's Cloudflare account, stores configuration in Workers KV, and includes a web admin panel, custom commands, and text-to-image generation.
A self-hosted backend application providing database management, authentication, media handling, and workflows through a REST API and admin UI. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers and can use Cloudflare D1 or Durable Objects SQLite for data and R2 for media storage in a visitor-controlled account.
A serverless blog platform for writing and publishing articles with comments, tags, private posts, and image uploads. It deploys to a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account using Pages for the frontend, Workers for the backend, D1 for the database, and R2 for image storage.
A temporary email service where users create disposable mailboxes, receive messages in real time, and optionally send mail through Resend. It deploys to Cloudflare Pages in the visitor's account, using D1 for storage, KV for settings, and Email Workers to receive routed mail.
A self-hosted status page that monitors configured websites and APIs on a schedule, records daily uptime history, and sends Slack, Discord, or Telegram alerts. It runs as a Cloudflare Worker with CRON Triggers and KV storage, deployed into the visitor's own Cloudflare account via a deploy button or Wrangler.
A self-hosted file and Markdown sharing service whose backend runs on Cloudflare Workers with a D1 database, optionally using R2 or other S3-compatible storage. It supports WebDAV mounting, file previews, and deployment to a visitor's own Cloudflare account via Wrangler or GitHub Actions.
A self-hostable domain services platform offering short links, temporary email, subdomain DNS management, file storage, and open APIs. It deploys on Vercel or Docker; email receiving uses a Cloudflare Email Worker, subdomain management writes Cloudflare DNS records, and storage can use Cloudflare R2.
An open-source note-taking and knowledge base application with rich-text editing, web clipping, attachments, and AI-assisted features. It deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account as a Worker backed by D1 and R2, with an alternative Docker self-hosting option.
A multi-model AI chat web application that runs inference through Cloudflare Workers AI and optionally AI Gateway for providers such as Gemini. It can be deployed to Vercel or self-hosted with Docker, requiring the operator's Cloudflare account ID and Workers AI token; chat history is stored locally in the browser.
A native macOS screenshot and screen-recording app with annotation, editing, OCR, and transcription. Its optional cloud sharing runs on a visitor-deployed Cloudflare Worker with R2 storage and D1 metadata, serving Loom-style share pages from the visitor's own Cloudflare account.
An analytics application that uses Cloudflare Workers, Workers Analytics Engine, and R2.
A web proxy application that runs as a Cloudflare Worker, letting visitors route sites such as GitHub, DuckDuckGo, and Stack Overflow through a proxy URL with cookie scoping and an optional password gate. It can be self-hosted in a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account, with Deno deployment also supported.
A headless CMS that generates REST and GraphQL APIs and an admin interface from TypeScript content schemas, deployable to a visitor's Cloudflare account on Workers with D1 for data, R2 for media, KV for caching, and the Images API, plus a Docker self-hosting option.
A command-line scaffolding tool that generates a full-stack TypeScript starter app combining Expo and Next.js with tRPC, Tamagui, and Drizzle. The generated backend runs on Cloudflare Workers with a D1 SQLite database, and the project is designed for deployment to the user's own Cloudflare account.
A temporary email service that visitors can self-host on Cloudflare Workers, using Email Routing to receive mail, D1 for storage, and optional Resend, MailChannels, or native Cloudflare sending, with a React frontend and a RESTful API for mailbox and inbox access.
An AI assistant for Apple Shortcuts that runs on Cloudflare Workers, offering real-time chat, voice, web search, URL summaries, and image or video input through configurable LLM APIs. It can be self-hosted by deploying the Worker and a KV namespace in a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account.
A blog program that runs on Cloudflare Workers and uses Workers KV as its database with no other dependencies. HTML pages are cached at the edge to reduce KV reads and writes, and the markdown-based admin supports one-click publishing with page rebuilds and cache clearing.
A self-hosted Markdown notebook for writing, organizing, syncing, and backing up personal notes. It deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account on Workers, storing data in D1, attachments in R2 or KV, coordinating sync with Durable Objects, and optionally using Workers AI for semantic search.
A self-hostable pastebin and URL shortener that runs on Cloudflare Workers, storing small pastes and metadata in Workers KV and larger files in R2. It offers a web UI, HTTP API, CLI helper, syntax highlighting, and optional basic auth, deployed via Wrangler to a visitor's own domain.
A real-time note sync engine for Obsidian that deploys a Cloudflare Worker to the visitor's own account, using Yjs CRDTs to merge edits across devices. An optional R2 bucket adds attachment sync, daily snapshots, and point-in-time restores.
A web archiving and sharing application consisting of a browser extension, a server, and a web client. Pages are saved as single HTML files and stored in D1 and R2 within a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account, with search, folder classification, AI-generated tags, and a reading mode.
A Telegram bot that receives email via Cloudflare Email Routing and runs on Workers, pushing notifications with quick actions and offering a Mini App inbox with history, attachments, and settings stored in D1 and R2, with optional AI summaries via Workers AI.
A persistent memory system for MCP-compatible AI tools that deploys as a Cloudflare Worker backed by D1, Vectorize, Workers AI, and KV in the visitor's own account, storing and semantically recalling notes, decisions, and preferences through REST and MCP endpoints.
A lightweight RSS feed generator that runs on Cloudflare Workers, producing feeds for bilibili, Telegram, Weibo, and Xiaohongshu content. It deploys to a visitor's own Cloudflare account via the Workers deploy button or wrangler, with optional credentials stored as Worker secrets.
A self-hosted image and file hosting application deployable to Cloudflare Pages using Pages Functions, a KV namespace for file management, and optional R2 storage, with a Docker alternative; features include uploads, galleries, WebDAV, API tokens, and storage backends such as Telegram, S3, Discord, and GitHub.
A self-hostable OAuth and authentication server providing sign-in, MFA, social login, RBAC, and an admin panel. It deploys to a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account using Workers, D1, and KV, with an alternative Node.js, Redis, and PostgreSQL self-hosting path.
A web UI and API for managing Cloudflare D1 databases, deployed to Cloudflare Pages in the visitor's own account with D1 database bindings. It supports listing tables, viewing schemas, running SQL queries, editing records, and optional semantic queries via OpenAI or a Cloudflare AI Worker binding.
An analytics application with a one-click Cloudflare deployment route and one year of default traffic retention.
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A serverless notepad for writing and sharing text notes without login, deployed as a Cloudflare Worker that stores notes in Workers KV. Visitors can self-host it by forking the repository and running a GitHub Actions deploy workflow with their own Cloudflare API token.
A blog system that runs as a Cloudflare Worker and serves Markdown articles fetched from a GitHub repository, so a visitor can deploy it in their own Cloudflare account and publish posts by pushing Markdown files and a list.json index to the repository.
A URL shortener application built for Cloudflare Pages. Deployment instructions have the visitor fork the repository, connect it to their Cloudflare account, create a D1 database with provided SQL for links and logs tables, and bind it to the Pages functions, exposing a short-link creation API.
A storage aggregation panel that deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account on Workers with D1 persistence, providing a web UI and WebDAV endpoint for browsing, uploading, sharing, and previewing files across S3-compatible storage, WebDAV servers, OneDrive, Google Drive, Aliyun Drive, and Baidu Netdisk.
An image-processing service built on Cloudflare Workers and Containers that resizes, crops, rotates, adds watermarks and filters to remote images via URL parameters, with output format and quality options, Cloudflare caching, and a domain whitelist; it deploys to a visitor's own Cloudflare account with Wrangler.
HQBase is an open-source shared email workspace offering shared mailboxes, team access controls, multi-domain setup, drafts, and audit history. It runs in the visitor's Cloudflare account on a Wrangler Worker with a D1 database and can be deployed through Cloudflare's deploy workflow.
A self-hosted blog system that runs its API on Cloudflare Workers with a React SPA on Cloudflare Pages, storing content in D1 (or Turso/PostgreSQL) and media in R2. Deployment is done from the CLI with Wrangler, and an admin console manages themes, security, and analytics settings kept in D1.
An open-source agent platform implementing the Claude Managed Agents and OpenAI Agents APIs, running agents with durable sessions, sandboxed tools, vaults, and memory. It deploys to a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account on Workers, Durable Objects, Containers, D1, KV, and R2, with a Node self-host option.
A self-hosted memo and knowledge base application for personal note capture and team collaboration, deployable to a visitor's Cloudflare account on Workers with D1 for notes, R2 for attachments, and Workers AI with Vectorize for semantic search.
A self-hosted image hosting application that lets users upload, organize, rename, share, and expire images through a Vue-based interface. It deploys to Cloudflare Pages with Pages Functions, storing image files in R2, metadata and statistics in D1, and sessions in KV, all within the visitor's own Cloudflare account.
A self-hosted customer email inbox for SaaS teams that unifies marketing, transactional, and support mail into per-customer timelines. It deploys as a single Cloudflare Worker, receives mail through Email Routing, stores data in D1 and R2, queues sequences, and sends via Cloudflare Email Sending or other providers.
A self-hosted multi-domain webmail that receives mail via Cloudflare Email Routing and runs as a Worker with static assets, storing messages in D1 and R2 and processing deliveries through Queues. It supports users, roles, and optional aggregation of external mailboxes such as Gmail and iCloud.
A self-hosted notes and knowledge base application that runs on Cloudflare Workers with D1 for data, R2 for attachments, and KV, offering Markdown editing, file uploads, public share links, and an optional Telegram bot, deployed via Git integration or Wrangler in the visitor's own account.
A file transfer application that runs on Cloudflare Workers and stores uploaded files in Cloudflare KV. It supports drag-and-drop and multi-file uploads, timed deletion, QR-code retrieval, and passcode-based sharing, and deploys to a personal Cloudflare account using Wrangler.
A self-hosted social media scheduler for Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Threads, and X that deploys to Cloudflare Workers, storing posts and media in D1 and R2 in the visitor's own account, with scheduled publishing, retries, insights, an API, and MCP agent access.
An open-source feedback and roadmap application where users post, vote, and discuss ideas while teams publish roadmaps and changelogs. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers via a one-click button, using Hyperdrive for Postgres access and R2 for blob storage, with Docker and Vercel as alternatives.
A self-hosted git remote and code hosting application that deploys to Cloudflare Workers, using one Durable Object with SQLite storage per repository, KV for the repo registry, and an optional auth worker connected via Service Binding, supporting git push, clone, fetch, a web UI, and full-text search.
A self-hosted email client that deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account, using Workers, Durable Objects, R2, and D1 for storage and state, with Email Routing and Email Sending for receiving and sending mail through a web interface.
An open-source, API-first agent runtime that runs OpenAI Codex, Claude Agent SDK, OpenCode, and Pi behind a single API, executing each session turn in an isolated sandbox. It is built on Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, D1, R2, and Containers and can be run locally from source.
A self-hosted image hosting application that runs on Cloudflare Workers and stores uploaded images in a KV namespace. Deployment involves creating a KV namespace, binding its ID in wrangler.toml, building the Vue front end, and running wrangler publish; a password-protected page lists uploaded images.
A self-hosted document sharing application that deploys HTML, Markdown, and code files to a Cloudflare Worker backed by R2 storage and Durable Objects, providing shareable links with comments, reactions, and live presence, deployable in a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account via a setup script and CLI.
A Telegram bot that uploads images sent in chat to hosting services such as Telegram, Cloudflare R2, or Backblaze B2 and replies with direct links. It runs as a Worker backend with KV storage and optional R2 buckets, deployable to a visitor's own Cloudflare account via Wrangler or GitHub Actions.
A self-hosted AI code review tool for GitHub pull requests that runs on Cloudflare Workers, queues review jobs through Cloudflare Queues, stores data via Hyperdrive-connected PostgreSQL and KV, and posts inline findings to PRs with a dashboard for job history and model routing.
A self-hosted disposable email service that deploys to Cloudflare Workers in the visitor's own account, using Email Routing to receive inbound mail, D1 to store messages, and Workers Assets to serve a web UI and API for creating temporary addresses and reading received email.
An open-source project management application for small teams with kanban boards, client request queues, daily planning, roles, and a built-in MCP server. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers using D1 for data and R2 for storage, or can be self-hosted on a Node VM, with a setup wizard covering both targets.
A GitHub proxy service that rewrites GitHub file, release, archive, and install-script URLs so they can be fetched through a self-hosted backend. It deploys as a Cloudflare Worker by pasting the provided worker.js into a visitor-controlled account, with an alternative Python/Flask self-hosting option.
A minimalist URL shortener that runs as a Cloudflare Worker, shortening links through a web page without a separate server. Deployment instructions cover creating a Worker in the visitor's own Cloudflare account, pasting the provided code, and binding a custom domain through a Workers route.
An open-source email and calendar platform offering a screened inbox, newsletters, receipts, events, and tasks, built on Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, D1, R2, Queues, and Email Routing, with deploy scripts and an onboarding service that provision the stack in the visitor's own Cloudflare account.
A self-hosted MCP server that indexes documentation from Markdown, MDX, and OpenAPI sources, generates embeddings with OpenAI or Gemini, stores vectors in Pinecone, and serves search to AI assistants via MCP and REST from a Cloudflare Worker deployed in the visitor's own account.
An ephemeral end-to-end encrypted chat app with disposable rooms, single-use invites, and no persisted server-side transcript. It runs as one Cloudflare Worker with a Durable Object per room for WebSocket relay and room lifecycle, deployable via a one-click button or Wrangler into a visitor's own account.
A GitHub release tracker that monitors chosen repositories on a cron schedule, summarizes new releases with Workers AI, and emails notifications through Email Routing. It deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account as a Worker using Workflows, with a web interface and API for manual triggers.
A self-hosted Firecrawl-compatible API on Cloudflare Workers offering search, map, and scrape endpoints, using Browser Rendering to fetch pages and capture screenshots. It deploys with wrangler to the visitor's Cloudflare account, requires a Workers Paid plan, and supports an optional authorization key.
A self-hosted issue tracker and wiki for software projects that AI coding agents operate through MCP, exposing issues, boards, sprints, and pages. It deploys as a single Cloudflare Worker using D1, KV, and R2 in the visitor's own account, with a one-click deploy that provisions those resources.
A URL shortener built on Cloudflare Workers and KV storage that creates short links with optional passwords, expiry, visit limits, and Turnstile verification. Deployment steps cover creating a KV namespace, binding it to a Worker, and setting environment variables in the visitor's own Cloudflare account.
A self-hosted commenting system for static sites and blogs that deploys as a single Cloudflare Worker using D1, KV, and Turnstile in the visitor's own account. It provides threaded comments, OAuth sign-in, moderation tooling, email notifications, and imports from other comment platforms.
A self-hosted RAG chatbot and site search widget for documentation sites. A single Worker crawls sitemaps, embeds chunks with Workers AI, stores vectors in Vectorize and chat logs in D1, and streams grounded answers with sources; an admin UI manages indexing and questions.
A bilingual blog platform with a built-in CMS, OAuth login, and an MCP server for agentic content management. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers and uses D1, KV, R2, Vectorize, and Workers AI; a setup script provisions these resources in the visitor's own account.
A self-hosted email platform for transactional sending, marketing broadcasts, automations, inbound mailboxes, and deliverability analytics. It deploys to a visitor's Cloudflare account on Workers with D1, R2, KV, Queues, Workflows, and Email Service, and is Resend API compatible; a Node path also exists.
A URL shortener that deploys to Cloudflare Pages and stores link and visit records in a D1 database bound to the project, with an API endpoint for creating short links and optional custom domain support.
A web scraping service that converts web pages into Markdown, plain text, or JSON, with optional LLM-based content filtering. It runs on Cloudflare Workers using Browser Rendering, Durable Objects, and a KV cache, and deploys to the visitor's own Cloudflare account via Wrangler.
A zero-knowledge secret sharing application for sending passwords, tokens, and other sensitive text through end-to-end encrypted links. The backend runs on Cloudflare Workers with Durable Objects in the visitor's own account, and a Docker Compose self-hosting path is also documented.
A self-hosted AWS multi-account access portal that deploys to Cloudflare Workers with D1, KV, Durable Objects, and Secrets Store in the deployer's own account. It uses Cloudflare Zero Trust for identity, issues temporary AWS console and CLI credentials, and shows cost and resource dashboards.
A URL shortener that deploys to Cloudflare Pages and stores path-to-URL mappings in a Workers KV namespace bound to the Pages project. It also serves mirror endpoints for Gravatar avatars, GitHub raw files, and the Nextcloud App Store API from the Pages domain.
A self-hosted subscription pool service that deploys to Cloudflare Workers using KV storage and Worker Assets. It aggregates and filters proxy node subscriptions, converts them to client formats such as Clash and Surge, and provides a web admin panel for configuration, import/export, and group management.
A self-hosted dashboard for managing Cloudflare Zero Trust resources such as mesh nodes, device registrations, Tunnels, split tunnels, and DNS filtering. It deploys as a Worker with a D1 database in the visitor's Cloudflare account, or runs self-hosted with Bun or Docker using a scoped API token.
A disposable email service that gives AI agents and automation scripts temporary mailboxes via a REST API, with automatic extraction of verification codes and links. It deploys to a visitor-controlled Cloudflare account using Workers, KV storage, and Email Routing, and a hosted API is also offered.
A URL shortener that runs as a Cloudflare Worker and stores short-link records in a Cloudflare KV namespace. It supports admin and guest access levels, custom domains, regex-based redirects, and record management, and is deployed manually through the Cloudflare dashboard.
A self-hosted monitoring platform that collects CPU, memory, disk, network, and HTTP uptime metrics from lightweight agents, serving dashboards, status pages, and alerts. The backend deploys to Cloudflare Workers with Durable Objects for real-time WebSocket updates in a visitor-controlled account.
A self-hosted feature flag service that deploys as a Cloudflare Worker, using Workers KV to store flags and segments. It supports boolean, payload, and variant flags, A/B testing, progressive rollouts, and includes an admin UI and client SDK for flag evaluation.
An analytics application with Cloudflare Workers and D1 among its supported deployment routes.
A web scraping and browser automation platform whose API runs on Cloudflare Workers, using Durable Objects to pool browser sessions and the Browser Rendering API for screenshots, markdown extraction, and PDF generation. It includes a dashboard and MCP server and can be self-hosted in a visitor's Cloudflare account.
A Workers-based application that checks SSL certificate expiry dates and certificate details such as issuer and subject alternative names, exposing results through a REST API and a web UI. It runs on Cloudflare Workers and can be deployed to a visitor's own account with npm run deploy.
Capture, inspect, and replay webhooks with 90-day history + signature verification. Built on Cloudflare Workers + D1.
An open-source SEO and AI visibility audit tool that scans websites for technical SEO, content quality, accessibility, security, and predicted AI citations. It runs as a Cloudflare Worker with D1, KV, Vectorize, and Workers AI, paired with a Pages frontend, deployable to the user's own Cloudflare account.
A Gemini API proxy and load balancer that runs on Cloudflare Workers, using Durable Objects with SQLite to store and rotate multiple Gemini API keys. It exposes OpenAI-compatible endpoints, offers a web panel for key management, and deploys to the visitor's own Cloudflare account via Wrangler or the dashboard.
A markdown sharing app with a WYSIWYG editor, permission-based share links, inline comments, and real-time collaboration. It runs on Cloudflare Workers with D1 storage and Durable Objects for WebSocket sync, and can be self-hosted from the repository using Wrangler in a visitor's own account.
An Open Graph image generation service that renders social preview images from URL parameters or JSON requests using template designs. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers with rendering via Satori and resvg, and uses Cloudflare D1 to store API keys and track usage; self-hosting via Wrangler is documented.
A temporary email service that visitors can self-host on Cloudflare, using an Email Worker to receive messages, a D1 database for storage, and an Astro Worker frontend for reading mailboxes, extracting verification codes, and claiming password-protected addresses.
A minimalist web notepad implemented as a Cloudflare Worker, based on the minimalist-web-notepad project. Visitors deploy it by creating a Worker in their own Cloudflare account and binding a KV namespace named NOTES, which stores the notes; the Worker script is pasted into the online editor.
A URL shortener that runs as a Cloudflare Worker backed by KV storage, supporting custom slugs, visit counting, expiring links, and an API. The same codebase can be reconfigured as a pastebin, image host, or Markdown journal, and the README points to a deployment tutorial plus steps for forking and editing worker.js.
A headless CMS that runs as a Cloudflare Worker, storing collections and content in D1, media files in R2, and OAuth grants in KV. Content is managed over a REST API with scoped API keys, an MCP server, and interactive docs; deployment uses a Cloudflare deploy button or wrangler.
An analytics application documented to use one Cloudflare Worker and D1, with optional Workers AI.
A self-hosted remote MCP memory server that gives hosted AI clients such as ChatGPT searchable long-term memory. It deploys to a user's own Cloudflare account, using Workers for the OAuth and MCP endpoints, D1 for metadata, R2 for stored content, Vectorize for semantic search, and Workers AI for embeddings.
A self-hosted uptime monitoring tool that performs HTTP, TCP, and DNS checks, manages incidents and schedules, and sends email alerts. Its public status page deploys to Cloudflare Workers with D1 for subscribers and Queues for alert delivery, while the API and dashboard run elsewhere.
A web and API tool that traces HTTP redirect chains, detects redirect loops, and reports per-hop status codes and latency, with User-Agent presets for crawler testing. It runs on Cloudflare Workers and can be self-hosted in a visitor's own account via the Wrangler CLI.
A self-hosted reverse proxy that injects stored API credentials into requests, giving each integration a stable subdomain. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers with a KV namespace for encrypted secrets, worker secrets, and Analytics Engine for an audit log, via a deploy button or wrangler.
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An image hosting tool that accepts images, videos, and GIFs up to 5 MB via drag and drop or paste and stores them on Telegraph. The application deploys to a visitor's own Cloudflare account with npm run deploy and can be bound to a custom domain.
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