Feature Flag Use Cases

launch their new Chrome Extensions.
roll out their new google SSO authentication flow.
roll out each new feature they build within their application.
guide people through different onboarding flows based on the user’s characteristics.
experiment between different landings for their new featurereplace their backend, updating variables as if they are database entries.
add their new ‘task’ type to their application to specific areas of relevance (ie. used feature flags to hide “grass cutting” options from people in climates that don’t require the service).
to show their users different features based on their payment tier (starter, basic, enterprise).
manage permissions on each user, to restrict which features users have access to.
release new features to specific groups of users quickly, reducing the time it takes to deliver new features by up to 75%.

Publishers use DevCycle to add Google SSO to their authentication system.
Sportsfan apps use DevCycle to push real-time updates to their users.
Marketing firms use DevCycle to experiment with new features across multiple domains.
SaaS companies use DevCycle to customize their new user experience based on their interests.
Mobile app companies use DevCycle to experiment with different landing pages.
Marketplaces use DevCycle to show real-time recommendations to their power users.
Banks use DevCycle to launch new browser extensions.
Fintech companies use DevCycle to show their users different features based on their payment tier (starter, basic, enterprise).
Devtool companies use DevCycle to migrate from one database to another.
eCommerce companies use DevCycle to rapidly launch new products to targeted user groups.
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