Unrevealed is a feature management platform that helps teams release software gradually by testing features on target audiences, perfecting them in secret, and revealing them through a drag-and-drop interface. The platform offers custom workflows, partial rollouts, and reusable user lists, with fully typed SDKs and a VSCode extension for developer convenience. It is free for up to two features, with paid plans starting at $75 per month for up to 20 seats.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Software teams often struggle to release features safely, lacking fine-grained control over who sees what and when. This leads to risky big-bang deployments, limited feedback loops, and difficulty managing feature rollouts across different user segments without complex rule-based systems.
Target Audience
Primary customers are software development teams and product managers at early-stage startups and growing companies who need controlled, gradual feature rollouts and streamlined release workflows.
Features
- Drag-and-drop release flow with custom stages for defining and managing feature progression
- Partial rollouts to a percentage of users, enabling impact measurement before full release
- Reusable lists of users and companies for efficient targeting of beta testers or specific segments
- Fully typed SDKs that autocomplete feature names and prevent typos during development
- VSCode extension for viewing feature states and testing apps with features on or off without leaving the editor
- Integrated toggler that allows non-developers to manage feature releases without complex rules