Cloudflare is an excellent choice for a delivery network and DDoS protection.
AIRobo is built using Laravel, and we use the in-system cache to maximize your site's performance. If you want to use Cloudflare for your application, it should work fine. However, do not cache pages as static on Cloudflare because for XSS protection, a token is sent in every post request (i.e., Login page, Reaction, Comment, and all actions where users of your site are sending data to your server). When you cache your page on Cloudflare, the token remains the same, and ultimately, your site users will see a "Page Expired" error on every post request.
If you are using Cloudflare for CDN and DDoS protection, there is no issue.
How to disable Cloudflare Cache.
To disable Cloudflare Cache, by default, Cloudflare will not cache your pages as static. This is something you can adjust in the Cloudflare page rules. Just make sure you do not add Cache page rules. :)