Push code.Call theAPI
Every site can run your own code on Cloudflare Workers, beside its databases, storage and queues. Scripts and tools reach the rest of your workspace through the API, with a key.
What you build with
Nothing to set up on Cloudflare yourself: Digize runs it all, and you reach it from the dashboard or your code.
Workers
Sites run as Cloudflare Workers, so your code runs in data centers close to every visitor.
Bindings
D1, R2, KV and Queues, created in the dashboard and reached from your code by name.
Git deploys
Push to a connected repository to build and deploy, and watch the log while it builds.
Scoped API keys
Read or write access, module by module, with an expiry date if you want one.
Clear rate limits
1,000 requests a minute from each IP address and 600 for each key, with a 429 when you go over.
Email in and out
Send from your domain through a binding, and route incoming mail to an address, a worker or your inbox.
An API with keys that do one job
Create a key in Settings › API keys, give it the modules and access it needs, and send it in the x-api-key header.
- Keys belong to the workspace, not to a person
- Every call is checked against the key's permissions
- Keys are stored hashed and shown only once
A site is just code
Start from the REST API or Docs template, or bring your own. A worker reads its database, files and queues from env, with nothing to configure.
Push to deploy. Every version is kept, so you can roll back to any of them from Sites.
Works with the rest of Digize
Every module shares the same customers, orders and messages, so nothing needs syncing.
Questions, answered.
Ship your first site today.
Start from a template or push your own code. It's free to start.