Everything you run on Cloudflare, in one calm Mac window.
Flarewatch is a cockpit for the infrastructure you run on Cloudflare: every project, how data flows between your Workers, databases and buckets, what it costs and what it earns — with alerts and logs one click away.
Free for 30 days, no account or card needed · macOS 15 or later
Everything you'd otherwise open ten tabs for
Flarewatch talks to Cloudflare's API directly from your Mac, with your own token. Nothing is relayed through our servers.
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Projects, not resource lists
Group Workers, Pages, D1, R2, KV, queues and domains into the projects they actually belong to, across one or more accounts.
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Live data-flow map
See how requests flow from your domains through Workers into databases, buckets and queues, drawn from what's actually deployed.
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Costs and revenue
Usage and spend per project next to what it earns, pulled from Stripe or Paddle with your own API keys.
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Alerts
Problems across every project in one list, each with what to do next — without wiring up another dashboard.
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Logs
A project's recent log lines in context, next to the map and the resources they came from.
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Keychain credential vault
API tokens and keys live in your Mac's Keychain, never in a config file and never on our servers.
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Hand off to your coding agent
Found a problem? Write a brief into the project's repository and start your coding agent there, with the context already in hand.
Try it for 30 days. Buy it once.
Every feature works during the trial. When you're ready, one purchase unlocks Flarewatch for good — no subscription.
Flarewatch
One-time purchase
Price and any tax are shown in checkout. Payments are handled by Paddle, our reseller and merchant of record.
- All features, for the Macs you personally use
- License delivered by email in seconds
- Lost it? Have it re-sent
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Free trial
30 days
No account, no card, nothing to cancel.
- The complete app, nothing held back
- Runs on macOS 15 or later
- Updates arrive through the app itself