Install Appflare
Into your own Cloudflare account, in a few minutes, from this page.
Getting ready…
A web page cannot create Workers on its own, so a small open-source service behind this page, Appflare's installer, does the deploying.
With each request it gets a short-lived Cloudflare access token. That token allows everything you allow Appflare, so you are trusting the installer to run its published code. It does not store the token, which stays valid until it expires.
It never gets the refresh token that keeps Appflare connected. Your browser gives that to your new Appflare directly.
Until your owner account exists, it keeps a record so you can continue or remove the installation: the account id, name, address, release and what it created. No token or password. The record goes once the owner account is created or the installation is removed.
This page runs no analytics beyond counting how far installs get, with nothing about you or your account. Privacy
Both install the same signed Appflare without Appflare's installer: the Deploy to Cloudflare button, through a copy in your GitHub or GitLab account, or npx create-appflare in a terminal.