Getting Started

FlareWatch is an open-source status page and uptime monitoring stack that deploys into your Cloudflare account. The wizard at flarewatch.app sets up workers, KV storage, and optional DNS so you can launch without CLI tooling.

What you get

Public status page on your own Cloudflare Workers deployment
HTTP/TCP monitors managed from FlareWatch runtime config
Webhook notifications with Slack/Discord/Telegram/custom templates
Branding controls (title, logo, theme preset, theme variables)
Custom domain support (manual DNS or automatic DNS when supported)

Prerequisites

A Cloudflare account (free tier works).
A FlareWatch license ($39 one-time) from flarewatch.app. The license unlocks the deployment wizard -- the deployed runtime is open-source and runs in your account.

Each license can have one live deployment, in one Cloudflare account. To move a license to another account, delete the current deployment first.

See a live example at demo.flarewatch.app.

Deploy in under 5 minutes

Create a Cloudflare account

If you don't already have one, sign up at cloudflare.com.

Connect Cloudflare

Click Connect Cloudflare and approve the consent screen. No API token to create or paste. See the Connect step docs.

Run the wizard

Configure monitors/branding/notifications/security, and deploy.

You're live

Your workers are deployed, and monitor checks run on the scheduled cron (currently every 5 minutes).

FlareWatch is a deployment/control-plane app. After deployment, your status runtime continues in your Cloudflare account even if you are not actively using the wizard.

Ready to start? Launch the wizard and follow the wizard docs.