Project-first inventory view
Shows projects, zones, and apps in a project-first view so related resources can be reviewed together.
Inventory for Cloudflare is a native macOS dashboard for viewing and searching a Cloudflare estate. It helps users trace ownership across Workers, Pages, R2, D1, KV, Queues, Durable Objects, and Tunnels using a locally stored Cloudflare API token.
Inventory for Cloudflare is a native macOS dashboard for viewing a Cloudflare estate in one place. It organizes Cloudflare projects, zones, apps, data services, and network resources into a project-first view.
The app is designed to help users trace ownership before configuration drift turns into cleanup work. It shows Workers, Pages, R2, D1, KV, Queues, Durable Objects, Tunnels, and related bindings, and it can search across accounts and filter by resource type.
Shows projects, zones, and apps in a project-first view so related resources can be reviewed together.
Surfaces Workers, routes, and domains to help trace deployment and edge routing context.
Covers R2, D1, KV, and Queues so data services are grouped alongside the workloads that use them.
Includes tunnels and DNS context to connect network-facing resources with the rest of the estate.
Lets you search across accounts and filter by resource type when narrowing a large Cloudflare environment.
Follows bindings back to the workloads that own them so resource ownership is easier to trace.
Review Cloudflare resources by project, zone, app, and data service when you need a readable inventory of a large account or set of accounts.
Look up Workers, Pages, R2, D1, KV, Queues, Durable Objects, and Tunnels from one app instead of switching between separate Cloudflare views.
Use search, filters, and binding tracing to identify which workload owns a resource before you start cleanup or migration work.
Apply a read-only token to inspect inventory without changing infrastructure, while keeping the token stored locally in the macOS Keychain.
Send support email with app version, macOS version, resource type, and exact error when a resource looks wrong or incomplete.
It is a native macOS dashboard for viewing a Cloudflare estate in one place, with project, zone, app, data, and network context.
The app asks for a Cloudflare API token, and the token is stored in the macOS Keychain on your Mac.
The support page says it works best with a read-only token that can read accounts, zones, DNS, Pages, Workers, Workers routes, R2, D1, KV, Queues, Durable Objects, and Cloudflare Tunnels.
The app can only show inventory returned by Cloudflare for the token you provide, so missing permissions or unavailable product APIs may result in partial inventory warnings.
No. The site links to support and privacy pages, but the pricing URL currently returns a 404 and does not show a pricing model.
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