Ship the product, not the plumbing.

Authentication

Email and password on Better Auth, with verification and password reset flows.

Organizations

Teams with invitations, roles, member management, and an org switcher.

Billing

Stripe subscriptions per organization: per-seat pricing and plan guards at every layer.

Public API

Contract-first oRPC with API keys, OpenAPI docs, a typed npm client, and a CLI.

Realtime

Collaborative notes, live task lists, and presence on Durable Objects.

AI assistant

A chat agent on the Cloudflare Agents SDK, shipped as a working paid feature.

Background work

Cron triggers, typed queue-backed jobs, and durable multi-step workflows.

Files and email

R2 uploads through files-sdk and React Email templates delivered with Resend.

Notifications

An in-app feed with realtime updates plus batched email digests.

Tested and typed

Playwright end-to-end coverage, Vitest, CI bundle budgets, and strict TypeScript.

Everything deploys as a single Cloudflare Worker: the app, the API, auth, jobs, crons, and workflows. One deploy, one log stream, and no service mesh between you and production. Cloudflare's primitives replace the usual fleet of services.

D1

Relational data behind a typed Drizzle schema.

R2

File storage for uploads, wired through files-sdk.

Queues

Typed background jobs with a dead-letter queue.

Durable Objects

Realtime rooms, presence, notifications, and the AI agent.

Cron Triggers

Scheduled jobs, registered in code and merged into the deploy.

Workflows

Durable multi-step processes that survive restarts.

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Local dev simulates the whole platform: the database, storage, queues, Durable Objects, cron triggers, and workflows all run on your machine with no cloud account. Foundations only stay healthy where they can be exercised.

Playwright covers the real journeys, Vitest covers the units, and CI enforces types, tests, and bundle-size budgets on every push.

Pricing is provisional during early access. The full licensing terms come with the purchase.

What exactly do I get?

The complete repository: the application, the docs site, every package, the Playwright and Vitest suites, and the CI pipeline. It runs locally with one command.

Do I need a Cloudflare account?

Not to build. Local dev simulates D1, R2, Queues, Durable Objects, crons, and workflows. You need an account when you deploy, and the free tier goes a long way.

Am I locked into Cloudflare?

Onyx is Cloudflare by default, portable by design. Capabilities live in focused packages behind small interfaces, so swapping the storage, database, or deploy target is contained work, not a rewrite.

How do updates arrive?

Onyx is the foundation JXD builds client products on, so it improves continuously. The changelog tracks every drop, and because you own the fork, you pull what you want when you want it.

Does it work with AI coding agents?

Yes, deliberately. Focused packages, per-package READMEs, a maintained CLAUDE.md, and typed contracts give agents the structure they need to make correct changes.

What is the license?

One purchase covers one product. The full terms come with the purchase; if you are unsure whether your use fits, ask hello@jxd.dev.

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