Clouder for Cloudflare

Bring Your Own Token Sign in with a Cloudflare API token that carries only the permissions you choose. Clouder no longer needs the right to create tokens for you. Pick what it may access and Clouder opens Cloudflare with exactly those permissions preselected, so you review everything before the token is created. Anything you leave off simply stays unavailable in the app. Token Permissions A new screen in Settings shows exactly what your token covers. Features it cannot reach are greyed out with a plain explanation instead of failing quietly. Re-check permissions after changing them in the Cloudflare dashboard, or paste a new token in place, without signing out and without touching your accounts, settings, or data. Use Your Own OpenAI Key Clouder Pro subscribers can now point the Clouder Agent at their own OpenAI API key. Usage is billed to your OpenAI account and Clouder's chat limits no longer apply. The key is stored only on your device and is sent only with your own chat requests. For everyone else, agent conversations can now run considerably longer than before. Web Analytics Breakdowns Web Analytics goes well beyond page views and visits. See your top countries with flags and localized names, plus top referrers, browsers, operating systems, and device types across the time range you choose. Web Analytics Widget A new Home Screen widget brings page views, visits, and a traffic sparkline for any of your Web Analytics sites, in small, medium, and large sizes. Choose which site each widget follows. Widgets in Cloudflare Orange Every Clouder widget now wears Cloudflare orange, tuned separately for light and dark mode so your numbers stay easy to read on any wallpaper. Fixes and Refinements Web Analytics now loads for accounts whose token was missing a permission it quietly needed. Country lists show real country names and flags instead of two-letter codes, the Token Permissions screen is translated into all 43 languages, and the small widget header no longer truncates its title.