100+ apps for your own Cloudflare account.
The official app catalog for Appflare. Find apps for analytics, email, files, AI, productivity and more, then install and update them from your Appflare dashboard.
Browse all apps · Install Appflare · Submit an app · Contributing
A few apps you can install through Appflare:
| App | What it does |
|---|---|
| Find search terms, track rankings and check your site's health. | |
| Create short links and track their visits. | |
| Track website visits with a dashboard you host yourself. | |
| Your own email inbox with an AI assistant that drafts replies. | |
| A password vault that syncs with your Bitwarden apps. |
Explore the full catalog for app details, screenshots, licenses and requirements.
- Install Appflare in your Cloudflare account.
- Open Catalog in Appflare and choose an app.
- Review its requirements, fill in any settings it needs and select Install.
Appflare creates the resources the app needs. Afterwards you manage its updates, custom domains and access control from the same dashboard. The app runs in your account and keeps running without Appflare.
Appflare is free. Each app's page shows its requirements and whether it needs Workers Paid. Apps count against your own Cloudflare plan, and some use third-party services with their own pricing.
You can submit an app, update an existing entry or improve its description and images. Adding an app does not require changing the upstream project's repository, but its repository needs at least 50 GitHub stars. That bar may rise over time.
- Follow the submission guide to create
apps/<slug>/appflare.jsonc, or edit an existing entry. - Set up the local tooling and checks.
- Open a pull request with your changes.
- Once the app is listed, please ask the upstream project to add the Install with Appflare badge to its README.
The contribution guide covers app requirements, packaging, images, version updates and review. To request an app or report a packaging problem, open an issue.
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
apps/ |
Each app's manifest, images and packaging notes. |
index.json |
The published catalog Appflare reads. Generated by the workflows; do not edit it directly. |
schema/ |
The manifest schema. |
scripts/ |
Tools for validating entries, building releases and maintaining the catalog. |
Each entry pins one upstream commit. GitHub workflows build the releases, update
index.json and run install checks on pull requests and every night. See
how the catalog works for the details.
Use this repository as a template for a community collection or your own apps, signed with your own key. Appflare admins can add it under Settings > Catalogs. TEMPLATE.md covers publishing and connecting your catalog.
Catalog tooling is Apache-2.0. Each app keeps its upstream license, and listing it here does not change that. Most apps are open source. A few are source-available or have no license, and their app pages say so.
Appflare is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Cloudflare, Inc.
