Show HN: Cloudflarebase – open-source Firebase alternative on Cloudflare Cloudflarebase, an open-source Firebase alternative that runs entirely on a user's Cloudflare account, has been released. Each project gets its own Durable Object running Better Auth on embedded SQLite, plus a dashboard with live counters, analytics, an AI copilot, and a generated API reference. Auth is the first primitive, with database, storage, and more to follow. Live demo https://cloudflarebase.com/dashboard · Deploy your own deploy-your-own · Contributing /cloudflarebase/cloudflarebase/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md An open-source Firebase alternative that runs entirely on your Cloudflare account. Each project gets its own Durable Object running Better Auth on embedded SQLite, plus a dashboard with live counters, analytics, an AI copilot, and a generated API reference. Auth is the first primitive. Database, storage, and the rest will follow the same shape. git clone https://github.com/cloudflarebase/cloudflarebase.git cd cloudflarebase npm install npm run dev Open http://localhost:5173/dashboard http://localhost:5173/dashboard . There are no secrets to set up. Local dev runs in demo mode, so you get a throwaway project without signing in. Two Workers. The agent goes first because the dashboard binds to it by name Cloudflare's deploy button does one Worker per click . Or from a clone: npm run deploy:all . Then open the dashboard and create the first account. That account owns the console and sign-up closes behind it. Your install is private by default. A deployment trusts its own origin automatically, so sign-in works right after deploy with nothing to configure. If you serve the console from another domain or call the API from other apps, add those origins to TRUSTED ORIGINS the CSRF allowlist or per project under Settings. Optional extras, all off until configured: Google/GitHub sign-in, email delivery, Sentry, and analytics SQL reads CF ACCOUNT ID + CF ANALYTICS API TOKEN with Account Analytics Read . The console is optional. The agent is a normal npm package, and the CLI wires it into an existing Worker project: npm install -g @cloudflarebase/cli cloudflarebase init my-backend or cloudflarebase add auth in an existing project cd my-backend npx wrangler login cloudflarebase deploy sign-in works right away add merges the agent's wrangler config into yours without overwriting anything you set, exports the Durable Object class from your entrypoint, and adds a type assertion so a missing binding fails at compile time with its name. The API is Better Auth, so its client works as-is: js import { createAuthClient } from 'better-auth/client'; const authClient = createAuthClient { baseURL: 'https://your-dashboard.workers.dev/api/projects/my-app/auth' } ; await authClient.signUp.email { name, email, password } ; Browsers get a cookie; everything else uses the set-auth-token bearer token. Add your app's origin under the project's Settings tab first. Each project also serves an OpenAPI 3.1 document at /api/projects/