Orange Cloud

What is Orange Cloud

Orange Cloud is a mobile Cloudflare dashboard built for people who want to inspect and manage their account without opening a desktop browser. It focuses on common day-to-day tasks such as domain settings, DNS records, traffic monitoring, live Workers logs, and storage management for R2, D1, and KV.

The app is native on iPhone, iPad, and Android, and it presents Cloudflare data in a compact interface designed for quick checks and edits. It also supports multiple accounts, so users who juggle separate Cloudflare logins can switch without re-entering credentials.

Key features

Orange Cloud centers on Cloudflare operations rather than broad website management, and the feature set reflects that.

• Official OAuth sign-in with OAuth 2.0 + PKCE, so you do not need to paste an API token.
• Device-only credentials stored in the iOS Keychain or Android equivalents described by the app, with no third-party server layer in between.
• Domains and DNS tools for creating, editing, and deleting records.
• One-tap proxy toggle and quick search for record handling.
• Traffic analytics for requests, bandwidth, cache hits, and blocked threats, shown with Swift Charts.
• Live Workers logs through a WebSocket tail, with support for Dynamic Island and Live Activities.
• Storage access for R2 buckets, D1 databases, and KV pairs from one Storage area.
• WAF custom rules for reviewing and switching firewall rules.
• Cloudflare Tunnel status with active connections visible at a glance.
• Widgets and Siri shortcuts that surface account details and actions from the Home Screen.
• Theme-like sky interface that changes with the time of day.
• iPad split-view layout that keeps navigation and detail panes side by side.

The app is also open source under AGPL-3.0, which matters for users who want to review or build it themselves.

How to use it

1. Install the app from the App Store or, if you are testing early builds, join the TestFlight track mentioned by the publisher.
2. Sign in with Cloudflare OAuth and choose the scopes you want granted.
3. Pick an account if you manage more than one Cloudflare login.
4. Open the area you need such as Domains, Workers, Storage, Analytics, or Settings.
5. Make a targeted change like editing a DNS record, checking a Workers tail, or reviewing an R2 bucket.
6. Use widgets or Siri shortcuts for quick status checks and common actions when you do not want to open the full app.

On iPad, the NavigationSplitView layout helps you browse lists and inspect details without constant back-and-forth navigation.

Who it is for

Orange Cloud is aimed at Cloudflare users who want a mobile operations console instead of a generic admin app.

• Developers who need quick access to DNS, Workers logs, or storage data.
• Site operators who watch uptime, traffic, or firewall settings on the go.
• Teams with multiple Cloudflare accounts that need fast switching.
• iPad users who prefer a two-column management view.
• Power users who value device-local credentials and official OAuth over token handling.

The free tier covers the basics, while Pro is aimed at users who need multiple accounts, storage management, live logs, WAF, Tunnel, and longer analytics windows.

What to know before you use it

Orange Cloud is a Cloudflare companion app, not a replacement for every task in the web dashboard. It is built around the areas named by the publisher, so anything outside Domains, DNS, analytics, Workers logs, R2, D1, KV, WAF, and Tunnel may still require Cloudflare’s official site.

A few limits are worth noting:

• Some features are Pro-only, including multiple accounts, R2 · D1 · KV storage, live Workers logs, WAF, Tunnel, and 7-day/30-day analytics.
• Free analytics are limited to 24 hours according to the publisher’s plan breakdown.
• iOS requires 17.0+ and Android requires 9+.
• Cloudflare API behavior can change, so a mobile client may lag behind dashboard changes or newly released controls.
• For critical account recovery, billing, or policy changes, use Cloudflare’s official dashboard and support channels instead of relying on the app alone.

Orange Cloud is strongest as a fast mobile console for routine Cloudflare management, especially when you want a phone-first view of DNS, logs, and storage. If you already live inside Cloudflare and want a native wrapper for the day-to-day workflow, Orange Cloud keeps that control close at hand.