Tggl provides a feature flag management platform that allows teams to deploy code independently from feature releases, enabling real-time toggling of features across mobile, web, and backend applications. This approach reduces deployment cycles and enhances control over the release process, allowing for safe testing in production and targeted A/B testing to optimize user engagement.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Teams often struggle to deploy code independently from feature releases, leading to longer deployment cycles and reduced control over the release process. This can hinder the ability to test features safely in production and conduct targeted A/B testing for optimizing user engagement.
Solution
Tggl offers a feature flag management platform that enables teams to decouple code deployments from feature releases, allowing for real-time toggling of features across various applications. This approach facilitates safe testing in production environments and empowers product teams to manage releases independently. With Tggl, organizations can progressively roll out features, instantly rollback when issues arise, and adopt data-driven decision-making through A/B testing. The platform integrates with existing analytics tools, providing insights into feature performance and user behavior.
Target Audience
Tggl is designed for development and product teams that need to move quickly, safely test in production, and optimize feature releases based on data-driven insights.
Features
- Real-time feature toggling across mobile, web, and backend applications
- A/B testing capabilities for optimizing user engagement and key performance indicators (KPIs)
- Role-based access control for secure collaboration and change management
- Integration with existing analytics platforms like Amplitude
- Automatic detection of dead code based on feature flag data
- Review and approval workflows for feature flag changes
- GDPR compliance with data stored in the EU
- Open-source proxy option for data to remain on customer's infrastructure