CloudFlare Mobile - A full-featured Cloudflare management app built with React Native & Expo

CloudFlare Mobile - A full-featured Cloudflare management app built with React Native & Expo

A full-featured Cloudflare management app built with React Native & Expo. Manage your domains, DNS records, Workers, KV, R2, Pages, and more — right from your phone. Disclaimer: This is an unofficial app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Cloudflare, Inc. Download Available on Google Play, or grab the APK from GitHub Releases. Screenshots Features Zone Management — View and manage all your Cloudflare zones DNS Records — Create, edit, delete A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, and more SSL/TLS — Configure encryption mode, certificates, HTTPS settings Firewall — Manage firewall rules, IP access rules, rate limiting Cache — Purge cache, toggle development mode, cache settings Analytics — Traffic, bandwidth, and threats overview with time-series charts Under Attack Mode — One-tap security level toggle per zone DNS Import/Export — Bulk import & export records as BIND zone files Email Routing — Manage routing rules, catch-all, destination addresses Audit Logs — Account activity history viewer Biometric Lock — Fingerprint/face lock before the app opens Workers — View and manage Cloudflare Workers scripts KV Namespaces — Browse KV storage namespaces R2 Buckets — Manage R2 object storage with a built-in file browser (upload / download / delete) Workers Live Logs — Real-time tail of Worker requests and console output Pages — View Cloudflare Pages projects and deployments Page Rules — Configure page rules per zone Multi-Account — Switch between multiple Cloudflare accounts Dark / Light Mode — Manual theme toggle (Light, Dark, System) Localization — English and Bahasa Indonesia Secure Storage — API tokens stored with hardware-backed encryption (Android Keystore) Privacy First — Sensitive data (email, account IDs) masked by default Premium — One-time purchase removes all ads forever How to Use 1. Get Your Cloudflare API Token You need a Cloudflare API Token or Global API Key to use this app. API Token (Recommended): Login to dash.cloudflare.com Go to My Profile > API Tokens Click Create Token Use the Edit zone DNS template, or create a custom token with permissions you need: Zone:Read — View zones Zone Settings:Read/Edit — Manage zone settings (SSL, Cache, etc.) DNS:Read/Edit — Manage DNS records Firewall Services:Read/Edit — Manage firewall rules Analytics:Read — View analytics Worker Scripts:Read/Edit — Manage Workers Account Settings:Read — View account info Click Continue to summary > Create Token Copy the token — you'll only see it once Global API Key (Not Recommended): Go to My Profile > API Tokens Scroll down to Global API Key Click View and copy the key You'll also need your Cloudflare email address Global API Key has full access to your entire account. Use API Token with scoped permissions whenever possible. 2. Login Open the app Complete the onboarding (first time only) Choose your auth method: API Token or Global API Key Enter your credentials and tap Sign In The app will verify your token and load your account 3. Navigate the App Tab What You Can Do Dashboard Overview of zones, stats, quick actions Zones Browse all zones, search, tap to manage Services Workers, KV, R2, Pages management Settings Theme, language, account info, sign out 4. Managing a Zone Tap any zone from Dashboard or Zones tab You'll see zone info, nameservers, and management options: DNS Records — Add/edit/delete records, toggle proxy SSL/TLS — Change encryption mode (Off/Flexible/Full/Full Strict) Firewall — View and manage firewall rules Cache — Purge all cache, toggle dev mode Analytics — View traffic and threat data Page Rules — Configure URL-based rules Toggle Development Mode directly from the zone detail page 5. Quick Actions From the Dashboard, swipe the Quick Actions row to access: Manage DNS — Jump to zones list Purge Cache — Pick a zone and purge Workers — Go to services Analytics — Pick a zone and view stats Firewall — Pick a zone and manage rules SSL/TLS — Pick a zone and configure 6. Switch Account If you have multiple Cloudflare accounts: Go to Settings Under Switch Account, tap the account you want The app will reload with that account's data 7. Change Theme & Language Theme: Settings > Appearance > Light / Dark / System Language: Settings > Language > English / Bahasa Indonesia Auth Methods Method Header Security Scope API Token Authorization: Bearer Scoped permissions Recommended Global API Key X-Auth-Email + X-Auth-Key Full account access Not recommended Your credentials are stored locally on your device using Android Keystore (hardware-backed encryption). They are never sent to any server other than api.cloudflare.com. Getting Started (Development) Prerequisites Node.js 18+ Android Studio with Android SDK JDK 17+ A Cloudflare account Install git clone https://github.com/imtaqin/CFMobile.git cd CFMobile npm install Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Run # Start Expo dev server npx expo start # Run on Android emulator npx expo run:android # Run on Web npx expo start --web Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Build Production AAB # Generate native project npx expo prebuild --platform android --clean # Build release AAB cd android && ./gradlew bundleRelease # Output: android/app/build/outputs/bundle/release/app-release.aab Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Tech Stack React Native 0.81 + Expo 54 Expo Router — File-based navigation Expo Secure Store — Encrypted credential storage Axios — HTTP client for Cloudflare API v4 i18next — Internationalization (EN / ID) react-native-svg — Custom icon system (Lucide-based) & analytics charts react-native-google-mobile-ads — AdMob ads (free version) react-native-iap — Premium one-time purchase (removes ads) expo-local-authentication — Biometric app lock expo-document-picker / expo-sharing / expo-file-system — DNS import/export & R2 file browser Project Structure app/ (tabs)/ # Tab screens (Dashboard, Zones, Services, Settings) zone/[id]/ # Zone detail pages (DNS, SSL, Firewall, Cache, Analytics, Page Rules) login.tsx # Login screen onboarding.tsx # First-time onboarding components/ui/ # Reusable UI components (Card, Badge, Icon, MenuItem, etc.) contexts/ # Auth & Theme providers services/ # Cloudflare API client & TypeScript types hooks/ # Custom React hooks locales/ # i18n translation files (en.json, id.json) constants/ # Theme colors, spacing, typography Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Known Limitations Rate Limiting — Cloudflare API allows 1,200 requests per 5 minutes. The app does not currently batch requests, so heavy usage may hit the limit. No Offline Mode — All data is fetched live from Cloudflare API. No local caching of zone data. iOS — Not tested on iOS. The app is built for Android first. Workers Editor — You can view Workers scripts but cannot edit code inline. Use the Cloudflare dashboard for code editing. Two-Factor Auth — The app does not handle 2FA. Use API Tokens which bypass 2FA. Privacy Policy https://imtaqin.id/page/-privacy-policy-cloudflare-mobile License MIT

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