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Software building and operations tools. Browse 14 curated apps in this category.
bknd
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.
t4-app
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.
melody-auth
A self-hostable OAuth 2.0 and authentication server providing sign-in, MFA, social login, RBAC, organizations, 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 option.
D1 Manager
A web UI and API for managing Cloudflare D1 databases, deployed to Cloudflare Pages in the visitor's own account with D1 bindings. It lists tables, shows schemas, runs SQL queries, edits records, and optionally translates natural language to SQL via OpenAI or Workers AI.
ripgit
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.
gh-proxy
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.
projektor
A self-hosted issue tracker and wiki for software teams that exposes projects, boards, sprints, and wiki pages to AI coding agents over MCP. It runs as a single Cloudflare Worker backed by D1, KV, and R2 in the visitor's own account, with a Deploy to Cloudflare button that provisions those resources.
AWS-AccessBridge
A self-hosted portal for signing into multiple AWS accounts with federated roles, cost dashboards, and resource inventory. It deploys to a Cloudflare account as a Worker with D1, KV, Durable Objects, Secrets Store, and Zero Trust authentication, with manual and GitHub Actions deployment paths.
meshflare
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.
flaggly
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.
weblinq
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.
webhook-debugger
Capture, inspect, and replay webhooks with 90-day history + signature verification. Built on Cloudflare Workers + D1.
ohstatus
A self-hosted uptime monitoring tool with HTTP, TCP, and DNS checks, incident management, schedules, and email alerts. The status page deploys to Cloudflare Workers with D1 and Queues, while the Go API and dashboard run elsewhere and sync through Convex.
hodor
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.