KVExplorer - Store Manager

KVExplorer is a native iPhone and iPad app for Cloudflare Workers KV. It shows a namespace as the tree your key prefixes already describe, and each value as what it actually is, wherever you are. FREE TO DOWNLOAD Sign in and browse every KV namespace across every Cloudflare account you can reach, free. Preview values, check expirations and metadata, edit, create and delete single keys, and manage namespaces. No account to make, no trial timer, no read limits. Unlock Pro with a one-time in-app purchase for bulk operations: export, import, delete by prefix, and copy between namespaces. Pay once, with no subscription. One unlock covers every iPhone, iPad and Mac on your Apple ID. KEY FEATURES • Prefixes as a Tree — A namespace is a flat list of keys. KVExplorer splits them on : and / into the hierarchy your naming already describes, with a key count on every branch, so user:42:profile sits under user, then 42. Filter by prefix, page in 1,000 keys at a time, or Load All. • Typed Value Preview — Values are recognized from their bytes, never guessed from the key name. JSON is pretty-printed, text is text, PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP images render inline, and anything else is shown as a hex dump with its size. • Expiration & Metadata — Every key's expiration and metadata sit beside its value, not behind it. Set either when you write, with KV's 60-second expiration floor and 1,024-byte metadata limit checked before anything is sent. • A Plan Before Every Write — Edits, new keys and deletes are shown as a plan first: what will be written, overwritten or removed, including anything a write would quietly drop. Nothing reaches Cloudflare until you confirm. • Namespaces — Create, rename and delete namespaces. Deleting one that still holds keys tells you how many, and asks you to type its name back. • Bulk Operations (Pro) — Export and import in Wrangler's bulk JSON format, delete everything under a prefix, or copy keys between namespaces and accounts. Each run lists every key it will touch before it starts, and can be stopped at any point. • Every Account at Once — Sign in with Cloudflare and every account the grant covers appears in one sidebar, with no API token to create by hand. Prefer a scoped API token? Paste one instead. Reading a Wrangler project's local KV, as wrangler dev keeps it, is part of KVExplorer for Mac. SECURITY & PRIVACY Tokens live in the Keychain, never in plain text, and go to api.cloudflare.com and nowhere else. Signing in never shows KVExplorer your Cloudflare password, and you can withdraw access from Cloudflare at any time. Decline write access and KVExplorer stays a read-only browser that still shows everything. No analytics, no telemetry, and a full App Sandbox.