What it is

WR.DO free open-source MIT TypeScript Next.js self-hosted one-stop domain service platform. It combines short-link generation, unlimited domain email, Cloudflare subdomain management, S3-compatible file storage, open API, admin panel. It targets operators needing one control plane for DNS records, links, mailboxes, files, users.

It solves scattered infrastructure problem. Domain email, short links, DNS records, file buckets, API keys often live in separate paid or cloud services. WR.DO places those functions in one MIT-licensed codebase. It lives in open-source web infrastructure and Next.js self-hosting ecosystem.

Key capabilities

• Short-link service supports custom short links, QR codes, password protection, expiration times, access statistics with real-time logs and maps, API creation.
• Domain email supports custom prefixes, unlimited mailboxes, unlimited receiving through Cloudflare Email Worker, sending through Resend, Catch-All, Telegram push, API mailbox creation, API inbox access.
• Subdomain management supports multiple Cloudflare accounts and domains, CNAME/A/TXT records, user application mode, admin approval, email notifications.
• File storage supports Cloudflare R2, AWS S3, OSS through S3 API, multi-bucket channels, upload size limits, drag/batch/paste upload, batch delete, file short links, QR codes, online preview.
• Open API supports site metadata, site screenshots, QR generation, Markdown/Text conversion, user API keys for third-party calls.
• Admin panel supports multi-dimensional charts, service enable/disable, user permissions, quotas, disabled users, login methods Google, GitHub, email verification, account password, LinuxDO, management of all user-created short links, mailboxes, subdomains.

Who uses it and how

• Self-hosters deploy one WR.DO instance, then create short links, temporary mailboxes, file links, subdomain requests from admin panel.
• Cloudflare users manage DNS records for multiple domains under one admin interface, with application and approval workflow.
• Developers call open API endpoints or create user API keys to generate short links, mailboxes, metadata, screenshots, QR codes, Markdown output.
• Operators configure Cloudflare Email Worker for receiving, Resend for sending, S3-compatible buckets for files, Prisma database for state.

Getting started

Deploy with Vercel, fill environment variables, then redeploy after variable changes. Or create folder with docker-compose.yml and .env, run docker compose up -d; local development uses pnpm install, pnpm postinstall, pnpm db:push, pnpm dev at localhost:3000, default admin [email protected], default password 123456.

When to use it — and when not to

Use WR.DO when you need one self-hosted MIT TypeScript/Next.js platform for short links, domain email, Cloudflare subdomains, file storage, API keys, admin quotas. Avoid WR.DO when you need no infrastructure work, because you must operate database, Cloudflare, Resend, S3 storage, email sending, environment variables, redeploy after changes. README notes EdgeOne deployment currently cannot build successfully, project metadata shows 0 contributors and 7 open issues, default admin password requires immediate change.

- wrdo
  | - docker-compose.yml
  | - .env

docker compose up -d

git clone https://github.com/oiov/wr.do
cd wr.do
pnpm install

pnpm postinstall
pnpm db:push

# 在 localhost:3000 上运行
pnpm dev