Pubflow is building the Trust Layer Standard with open projects, MIT-licensed foundations, and friendly tools that teams can inspect, extend, and run on their own terms.
The core ideas behind Pubflow are designed to be portable: your language, your database, your backend, your rules.
Pubflow can host Flowless, Bridge Payments, and other services, but the standard stays understandable and self-hostable.
New clients, starters, scanners, and utility tools can grow from real requests instead of closed roadmaps.
Projects
Start with Flowfull, then use supporting projects for payments, fast state, and frontend security.
Open backend structure
Flowfull is the custom backend side of the Pubflow standard. It trusts Flowless as the core authentication layer, uses Pubflow as the standard trust layer, and leaves your business logic, language, and database in your control.
Flowless
identity + sessions
Trust Bridge
server validation
Flowfull
your business logic
License
MIT
Backend
Custom
Lock-in
None
Universal payment structure
Native Payments is a modular, multi-provider payment system for SaaS, eCommerce, and digital stores. It gives teams a universal payment architecture instead of wiring each provider from scratch.
Supports multiple providers and business models from one modular structure.
Useful for subscriptions, checkout, digital stores, and provider migration paths.
A practical open foundation for building payment systems with less lock-in.
Redis-compatible storage
Redge gives teams a Redis-compatible workflow for fast app state while persisting data into durable backends such as D1, Turso, SQLite, Postgres, or MySQL.
Use familiar Redis clients and commands without rewriting the app.
Great for sessions, rate limits, flags, leaderboards, and hot reads.
Pairs naturally with edge apps that still need durable storage.
Client-side vulnerability scanner
FrontGuard scans frontend apps for client-side vulnerability patterns, helping teams catch browser-exposed risks before they become production issues.
Focuses on browser-facing security risks in frontend applications.
Helps product teams understand what to fix and why.
Fits the Pubflow philosophy: security should be easier to adopt early.
Community requests
Tell us what would help your team. Pubflow uses requests to prioritize new open-source projects, integrations, regions, SDKs, and utility tools.