Remote access

Cloudflare

Tunnel and access routing

Cloudflare can expose selected Stackarr-managed services without opening every local app directly.

What It Does

• Maps public hostnames to chosen internal services through a tunnel.
• Lets you decide which apps should be reachable beyond the local network.
• Can add an additional access policy in front of sensitive service routes.

How Stackarr Fits

Stackarr keeps Cloudflare routing explicit: setup and settings map hostnames to services such as Pulsarr or BookOrbit, and agent tools can inspect or update routes with clear confirmation.

Publish one app

Open Apps, choose Settings on the app, and enter its public hostname under Open and connect. Stackarr shows whether the tunnel is configured, lets you require Cloudflare Access for that route, warns before public exposure, and queues the route update only after confirmation.

Use Settings → Remote access for account credentials, the email allowlist, connector rotation, and the complete route list. Removing an app's hostname from its Settings panel removes only that route; it does not delete the tunnel or the app.