Build serverless functions without stitching five tools together.

ServerlessFlow gives you one workspace to write functions, test sample payloads, publish HTTP endpoints, choose runtimes, and inspect logs and execution output without jumping between separate tools.

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Platform snapshot

Everything needed to ship a function.

Node.js, Python, and Go runtimes in one editor.

HTTP endpoints, cron jobs, and database-driven workflows.

Built-in execution output, logs, and response visibility.

Author and test

Start with runtime-aware boilerplates, run sample payloads, and inspect the response before you deploy.

Publish endpoints

Turn functions into public HTTP APIs and keep runtime, trigger, and endpoint details visible in the same place.

Read live behavior

Use built-in logs and execution output to understand what ran, what returned, and how long it took.

What teams get

A clearer path from code to live endpoint.

Instead of splitting the workflow across an editor, deployment panel, logs tab, and separate test client, ServerlessFlow keeps the important pieces visible in one place.

Supported runtimes

Node.js, Python, Go

Trigger types

HTTP, cron, database events

Built-in tooling

Execution output, logs, endpoint visibility

serverlessflow.dev/functions/welcome

Node.js 18HTTP triggerPublic endpoint

Editor

welcome.js

1function main(params) {

2 const name = params.name || "stranger";

3 console.log("Processing request for " + name);

4 return { body: "Hello " + name + "!" };

Execution

24ms

Runtime

Node.js 18

Response

200 OK

Output

Test request

Input{"name":"Abhijeet"}

Response{"body":"Hello Abhijeet!"}

Visibilitystdout captured automatically

Recent logs

Execution activity

POST /api/execute/welcome 200

Processing request for Abhijeet

Function completed in 24ms