#1 most frequent
United States of America
40.0%8 installations of 20
What is ConfigCat?
ConfigCat allows the user to launch new features and change software configuration without (re)deploying code. ConfigCat SDKs enable easy integration with any web, mobile or backend applications. The ConfigCat website enables non-developers too to switch ON/OFF application features or change software configuration. This way the user can decouple feature launches and configuration from code deployment.
Categories & Use Cases
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Screenshot of Feature flags for teams.
Who Buys & Uses ConfigCat
#2 most frequent
Brazil
20.0%4 installations of 20
#3 most frequent
Canada
10.0%2 installations of 20
ConfigCat Keeps On Meowing
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
I need real time choices and feature gates i can utlize to safely roll out features for users. I'm not a huge company, so i need a configuration that is adaptable, asynchronous and manageable for any type of data i need. Uptime and availability, and ease of integration are a must.
Pros
- highly customizable, but incredibly easy to use.
- one of the best interfaces in the field.
- cute logo and name.
Cons
- Make it easier to pull all configs in a snapshot with a timeout so apps can use this as a precursor to allowing the user access.
Return on Investment
- Able to ship quickly, without worrying about finishing all features (gating)
- Able to use user IDs to get users access to features that i don't want everyone to see.
Usability
Other Software Used
Amplitude Analytics, Sentry, OneSignal, RevenueCat
Simple tooling and powerful for managing controlled feature rollout
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Controlled feature rollout and application optimisation flags for improving user performance on a wide variety of cases.
Pros
- Feature management
- Performance related configuration experimentation
Cons
- Filtering sometimes unclear
- Auto dormant tag removal or suggestion
Return on Investment
- Faster adoption due to controlled rollout
Usability
Amazing tool
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Our organization has been utilizing ConfigCat to harness the power of feature flagging and seamlessly execute dark releases. ConfigCat has proven to be an invaluable tool in addressing critical business problems and enhancing the overall efficiency of our software development and release processes.The primary use case for ConfigCat in our organization revolves around feature flagging. This feature has empowered our development teams to introduce new features or changes in our applications without the need for a full deployment. ConfigCat's user-friendly interface makes it incredibly easy for our developers to create and manage feature flags, enabling us to control the rollout of features with precision.
Pros
- Dark releases
- Dark feature
- Feature flagging
Cons
- Offers of plans
Return on Investment
- Optimized Resource Utilization and Cost Savings:
- Positive Impact on Development Speed and Agility:
Other Software Used
Pusher
A reliable and compliant feature toggle service partner.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use ConfigCat daily to quickly deploy to production and to be able to roll out our features to our users in a controlled manner. ConfigCat is also used for some operational toggling, giving access to certain features based on the authorized role. Meaning, as an example - our support organization have access to a wider range of features in our system
Pros
- They have an intuitive UI
- A very solid and reliable service
- Great flexibility
Cons
- Cannot come up with any
Great product, thoroughly recommended
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use ConfigCat to manage feature flags across all our applications, from Native Apps to backend services, in all environments.
Pros
- Fast reliable service
- Simple yet powerful user interface
- Logic based feature flag enablement/disablement
Cons
- Increased reporting on where requests for flags come from and their status and their status. That would be very handy in the native app space with many customers using older versions.
Most Important Features
- Configuration management
- Logic based triggering rules
Return on Investment
- Faster more effective releases
- Reducing QA scope
