Add an Install badge

The Install badge lets people install your app from its README with a click. It takes them to appflare.dev, which opens the app in their own Appflare, where they check what it needs and confirm. People who do not have Appflare yet are shown how to get it, and the page keeps the app for them for 7 days.

It is the same height as Cloudflare's Deploy button, so the two sit well side by side:

For an app in the catalogCopy Anchor Link

Use the app's slug, its short name in the catalog (the last part of its address on the apps page). For an app with the slug 2fa:

[![Install with Appflare](https://appflare.dev/badge.svg)](https://appflare.dev/install/2fa/)

This is the badge to use whenever your app is in the catalog: the catalog's version is packaged and checked for Appflare, and it works on the free Workers plan unless the app itself needs Workers Paid.

For any GitHub repositoryCopy Anchor Link

Use your repository's owner/repo:

[![Install with Appflare](https://appflare.dev/badge.svg)](https://appflare.dev/install/?repo=owner/repo)

This form builds your project in the visitor's own Cloudflare account and needs Workers Paid, with building turned on in their Appflare (Settings › Building apps). Nobody has checked the code for them, and Appflare shows the install as not from the catalog. Say so next to the badge, so that people on the free plan know before they select it. See Install from a repository for what the visitor goes through.

If the repository is in the catalog, the page offers the catalog's version first.

Next to the Deploy buttonCopy Anchor Link

In HTML, which also lets you set the height:

<a href="https://appflare.dev/install/2fa/"><img src="https://appflare.dev/badge.svg" alt="Install with Appflare" height="39"></a>
<a href="https://deploy.workers.cloudflare.com/?url=https://github.com/owner/repo"><img src="https://deploy.workers.cloudflare.com/button" alt="Deploy to Cloudflare" height="39"></a>

For a repository, use https://appflare.dev/install/?repo=owner/repo as the first link instead.

In Markdown, put both on one line:

[![Install with Appflare](https://appflare.dev/badge.svg)](https://appflare.dev/install/2fa/) [![Deploy to Cloudflare](https://deploy.workers.cloudflare.com/button)](https://deploy.workers.cloudflare.com/?url=https://github.com/owner/repo)

What happens when someone selects itCopy Anchor Link

• They have told appflare.dev where their Appflare is: the page shows "Opening in your Appflare at …" with the address, and opens it a moment later. They can select Change to stop.
• First visit: the page asks whether they have Appflare. They enter its address and choose Remember or Just this once; either way the page then shows where it is going and opens it a moment later, with Change to stop. A browser that does not let the site remember anything asks for the address each time and then goes on the same way.
• No Appflare yet: the page offers the hosted installer and the installer. Once Appflare is ready, Your account › Use this Appflare on appflare.dev in Appflare brings them back to the app.

The address of someone's Appflare stays in their browser. appflare.dev never installs anything itself, and the link only opens a page in their Appflare, where an admin confirms. See Install links for the pages it opens.