Make a copy.
Fork the application on GitHub and prepare your Cloudflare account and free hosting address.
Self-host your family wishlist for free.
Run the open-source app in your own Cloudflare account. You look after the installation; your family gets a private place for gift ideas.
What you’ll need.
- A GitHub account.Keep your own fork of the public application code.
- A Cloudflare account.Host the app, database and private sign-in in one place.
- An organiser’s email.Choose the person who’ll invite your family’s exact addresses.
- Some comfort with technical setup.The guide uses the Cloudflare dashboard, Node.js and Wrangler commands.
Cloudflare currently asks for payment details when creating a Zero Trust Free organisation. Choose the Free plan and check the current terms in the installation guide.
Prefer a helping hand from Furls?The setup, step by step.
Give it a home.
Set up the Worker and D1 database. Keep the included product-detail assistance or configure it to suit you.
Make it private.
Configure exact-email Access sign-in and the app’s identity checks. Set your initial family organiser.
Welcome everyone.
Complete the acceptance checks, connect automatic builds, and invite your family to start their lists.
Know what you’re taking on.
Is this a hosted subscription?
No. You run an independent copy of the app in your own Cloudflare account. There is no Family Wishlist subscription and no central Furls account for your family to join.
What does Cloudflare host?
Workers runs the app, D1 stores family data, and Access provides private sign-in. Browser Run and Workers AI can assist with product details. Workers Builds can deploy updates from GitHub. The guide links to the current free allowances for each service.
What happens if I reach a free allowance?
The affected service can stop serving requests until its allowance resets or the limit is resolved. Optional AI and browser-assisted imports can fall back to manual entry. Other projects in the same account may share allowances, so check your own Cloudflare usage.
Who looks after updates and backups?
The person operating your installation does. The project includes a backup, restore and upgrade guide. Furls can discuss additional help as part of a separately agreed scope.
Can I change the app?
Yes. The MIT licence lets you use, modify and self-host the source, subject to its terms. Your fork can follow the upstream project or develop in your own direction.
How mature is the project?
The everyday family workflows are implemented. Check the published release history and roadmap for the latest status. Read the source, current guide and release history before choosing how to run your copy.
Keep the next good idea.
Give your family’s wishes a place of their own.