The FlagFlow empowers you to control feature flags effortlessly

Define, manage and control them in one UI to enable dynamic application behavior and A/B testing.

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More Than Just On/Off Switches

While feature flags started as simple boolean toggles, modern applications need much more. FlagFlow supports a rich variety of flag types to handle any use case.

Boolean

True/false toggles for simple feature switches

Number

Numeric values for limits, percentages, and thresholds

String

Text values for API endpoints, messages, and configurations

JSON

Complex objects for advanced configurations

Explore Flag Types

New Flag Wizard

New Flag Wizard

Step-by-Step Creation

Our intuitive wizard guides you through flag creation with clear steps, validation, and helpful hints.

Flag Naming Step

Smart Naming Conventions

Autocomplete, validation, and suggestions help you follow consistent naming patterns.

Hierarchical Structure

Hierarchical Structure

Organize flags in a tree structure for logical grouping, easier navigation, and team-based management.

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Easy Flag Value Setting

Easy Flag Value Management

Update flag values with a single click. Toggle booleans, adjust numbers, edit strings, or modify JSON objects instantly.

Graph Overview

Graph Overview

Visual graph showing flag usage patterns at a glance.

⚠️ Emergency Kill Switch

Quickly disable problematic features with our prominently placed kill switch on the main dashboard. No hunting through menus when every second counts.

  • One-click emergency disable
  • Prominently displayed on main page
  • Immediate global effect
  • Audit trail for accountability
Kill Switch Interface
Migration Tools

Migration & Environment Management

Move configurations between environments with confidence. Export, backup, restore, and migrate your flags with granular control and comprehensive validation.

Type-Safe Code Integration

TypeScript Integration

Generate type-safe interfaces automatically from your flags:

TypeScript Example
// Auto-generated TypeScript interface
interface FeatureFlags {
  darkMode: boolean;
  maxUsers: number;
  apiEndpoint: string;
  uiConfig: {
    theme: 'light' | 'dark';
    beta: boolean;
  };
}

// Type-safe access
const flags: FeatureFlags = await getFlags();
if (flags.darkMode) {
  applyDarkTheme();
}

Zod Runtime Validation

Validate flag data at runtime with automatically generated Zod schemas:

Zod Validation Example
import { z } from 'zod';

// Auto-generated Zod schema
const FlagsSchema = z.object({
  darkMode: z.boolean(),
  maxUsers: z.number().min(1),
  apiEndpoint: z.string().url(),
  uiConfig: z.object({
    theme: z.enum(['light', 'dark']),
    beta: z.boolean()
  })
});

// Runtime validation
const result = FlagsSchema.safeParse(flagData);
if (result.success) {
  // Type-safe flag usage
  console.log(result.data.darkMode);
}

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Get started with FlagFlow today and see how easy feature flag management can be.

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Discover all the powerful features that make FlagFlow the ideal choice for feature flag management

Features

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Integrations

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CI/CD

Perfect for DevOps workflows

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Documentation

Complete guides and references

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