OpenFlags
Fast, self-hosted, edge-ready feature flags for modern teams
88 followers
Fast, self-hosted, edge-ready feature flags for modern teams
88 followers
Lightweight alternative to LaunchDarkly built with Bun & SQLite. Zero-latency local evaluation, percentage rollouts, and a sleek React dashboard. Deploy in seconds with Docker, Railway, or Zeabur. 100% Open Source. 🚀
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@huextrat do you have a business model? Or is this community infra?
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@chrismessina community infra first and then a cloud solution with pricing per organization
The self-hosted angle is underrated right now. Most feature flag tools force you into SaaS even when your data sensitivity or latency requirements make that a bad fit. Zero-latency local evaluation is the right call. Curious how you handle flag evaluation consistency across edge nodes when there's network partitioning.
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@roli_lpci Thanks! Each runtime holds an in-memory snapshot from the API, evaluates locally, and refreshes when possible to pick up flag on/off and rollout changes. If the network is partitioned, evaluation still works from the last successful fetch until the next refresh.
How does percentage rollout work with the local evaluation, does each client resolve the flag independently? Congrats on the launch!
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@mateuszjacni Thanks! Each runtime holds an in-memory snapshot from the API, evaluates locally, and refreshes when possible to pick up flag on/off and rollout changes.
I like the No Enterprise Tax angle. Quick observation while checking the site. The product clearly sits in the LaunchDarkly alternative space. Okay, but the homepage barely calls that out.
For devs evaluating feature flag tools, that comparison might instantly anchor the value.
I'm curious if you tested leaning into that contrast more.