Cork

Open-source integrated business management platform built on Cloudflare's infrastructure. Combines CRM, project management, approval workflows, WBS / Gantt progress tracking, and a no-code app builder into a single self-hostable product.

Note: The deploy button handles Worker deployment. After clicking, follow the post-deploy setup steps to wire up D1 and R2.

Features

Module	Capabilities
CRM	Customer list/detail, activities, schedules, sticky notes, contacts, CSV export/import
Projects	Kanban board, WBS Gantt chart, file uploads (R2), members, activity log
Approvals	Multi-step approval workflows, approver setup, approve/reject with comments, file attachments (R2); submit saves draft edits in one request
No-code Apps	Drag-and-drop field builder (10 field types), record list / detail / edit / delete, publish/draft toggle, bookmarks (pinned to sidebar)
Accounts	User management (admin only), role assignment
Audit Log	Admin-only operation log; action / resource / user filters; paginated
Email	Workflow notifications (submit / approve / reject), welcome & password-change emails; supports Resend, AWS SES, SMTP
i18n	English / Japanese, switchable at runtime

Stack

Layer	Technology
Framework	SvelteKit 5 (Svelte Runes)
Runtime	Cloudflare Workers
Database	Cloudflare D1 (SQLite)
File storage	Cloudflare R2
ORM	Drizzle ORM
Language	TypeScript
Package manager	Bun
Icons	@lucide/svelte

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One-Command Deploy

git clone https://github.com/alcogy/cork
cd cork
bun install

# Creates D1 + R2, runs migrations, builds, deploys
bash deploy.sh

# With demo seed data (admin@example.com / admin123)
bash deploy.sh --seed

The script automatically:

1. Logs you in to Cloudflare (browser, first time only)
2. Creates D1 database cork (or reuses existing)
3. Creates R2 bucket cork-storage (or reuses existing)
4. Patches wrangler.jsonc with the real database ID
5. Runs SQL migrations on the remote D1
6. Builds and deploys the Worker

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Post-Deploy Setup

1. Open the Worker URL shown after deployment
2. Log in with admin@example.com / admin123 (if you ran --seed)
3. Change the default password in Profile settings immediately
4. Add team members in Accounts → New account

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Local Development

bun install
bun run db:generate        # Generate migrations from schema
bun run db:migrate:local   # Apply to local D1
bun run db:seed            # Seed local DB
bun dev                    # → http://localhost:5173

Default credentials: admin@example.com / admin123

All commands

bun dev                    # Dev server
bun run build              # Production build
bun run check              # TypeScript + svelte-check
bun run lint               # Prettier + ESLint
bun run format             # Auto-format
bun run test:unit          # Vitest
bun run test:e2e           # Playwright
bun run db:generate        # Schema → migration SQL
bun run db:migrate:local   # Local D1 migration
bun run db:migrate:remote  # Remote D1 migration
bun run db:seed            # Seed local DB
bun run db:studio          # Drizzle Studio (needs remote credentials)

Local secrets (.dev.vars)

Wrangler automatically loads .dev.vars when running bun dev. This file holds secrets for local development and is never committed to git.

Copy the example file and fill in your values:

cp .dev.vars.example .dev.vars

Variable	Required	Description
EMAIL_PROVIDER	No	Email backend: resend (default) | ses | smtp
EMAIL_FROM	No	Sender address shown on outgoing emails
ALERT_EMAIL_TO	No	Admin alert recipient for login failures etc.
RESEND_API_KEY	If using Resend	API key from resend.com
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID	If using SES	AWS access key
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY	If using SES	AWS secret key
AWS_REGION	If using SES	AWS region (e.g. ap-northeast-1)
SMTP_API_URL	If using SMTP	HTTP relay endpoint (MailChannels, Brevo, etc.)
SMTP_API_KEY	If using SMTP	HTTP relay API key

Email sending is optional for local development. Leave EMAIL_FROM empty to disable all outgoing email.

For production, set secrets via Wrangler instead of .dev.vars:

wrangler secret put RESEND_API_KEY

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License

MIT