KVault — the desktop client for Cloudflare Workers KV

KVault welcome screen — connect your first Cloudflare account

01 / startConnect in seconds

Drop in a token. Pick an account.

Paste your Cloudflare API token, and KVault loads every account, namespace, and key you have access to — no copy-pasting account IDs, no juggling dashboards.

KVault key list with TTL badges shown inline next to each key

02 / browseEvery key, every namespace

Filter, sort, and see TTL at a glance.

Key names cache locally, so listing and filtering tens of thousands of keys is instant. Each row shows TTL inline — 5d, 2h, or expired — no extra round-trip required.

KVault playground with TypeScript IntelliSense showing the KV API on env.feature_flags

03 / playgroundScripts, not just clicks

TypeScript against your real bindings, with IntelliSense.

Autocomplete every namespace and KV method, hover docs, red squiggles on the wrong type. Sandboxed, transpiled locally, RPC'd to Cloudflare. Read-only by default — flip to Live when the script is right.

KVault code editor showing a JSON value with syntax highlighting

04 / editThe editor you already know

A full code editor — with IntelliSense, multi-cursor, and find-in-file.

JSON gets auto-detected and syntax-highlighted. Format on demand. Theme it to match your terminal. Binary values fall back to a hex viewer with an ASCII column.

An edited KV value with the dirty indicator showing unsaved changes

05 / saveDirty state, tracked

Make changes. Hit ⌘S. Done.

KVault tracks unsaved edits per tab and warns before you lose work. Saved values round-trip back to Cloudflare and the local cache stays in sync.

KVault create key dialog with name, value, and TTL fields

06 / createWithout leaving the keyboard

Create keys with ⌘N — TTL, JSON, anything.

Inline validation, optional TTL, paste a JSON blob and KVault formats it for you. The new key shows up in the list the moment Cloudflare confirms.

KVault global search results grouped by namespace with match counts

07 / searchAcross everything, at once

One query. Every account. Every namespace.

Plain, case-sensitive, whole-word, or full regex. Results group by namespace with match counts so you can jump straight to what you need — the thing the dashboard refuses to do.