Infrastructure

Designed for Cloudflare-native deployment.

Kaymai is planned around a lightweight, scalable, and secure architecture that can grow from a static public website to a full AI workflow platform.

Illustrated architecture flow from frontend to Worker API, AI processing, storage, metadata, and dashboard output.
Concept visual: intended Cloudflare-native architecture flow for a future workflow platform.

Intended architecture

This is planned infrastructure direction. Kaymai does not claim Cloudflare program approval or partnership.

Planned

C

Cloudflare Pages

Static frontend deployment for fast global delivery.

Planned

C

Cloudflare Workers

Planned backend APIs and workflow execution at the edge.

Planned

C

Cloudflare R2

Planned object storage for files, media, and generated outputs.

Planned

C

Cloudflare D1

Planned structured data layer for workflow metadata.

Planned

C

Cloudflare AI / AI Gateway

Planned AI-assisted processing, model routing, and observability.

Planned

C

Cloudflare security tools

Planned protection, DNS, analytics, and application security.

Architecture flow

From frontend to workflow output.

The intended architecture keeps the public site static while future workflow services can move through edge APIs, AI processing, storage, metadata, and dashboard review.

Step 1

Frontend

Step 2

Worker API

Step 3

AI processing

Step 4

R2 storage

Step 5

D1 metadata

Step 6

Dashboard output

S

Static-first public site

The current website remains static and deployable to Vercel or Cloudflare Pages without a backend service.

E

Edge-ready product path

Future product APIs are intended to use edge runtime patterns where they make sense for workflow execution.

S

Security-conscious growth

The platform direction prioritizes protected uploads, controlled access, and clear operational boundaries as product scope expands.