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Taplytics Launch Control — An intuitive, dead simple feature flagging platform
A more intuitive platform to setup and control feature flags to manage your releases.
Set audience segmentation and distribution, paste the code, and flip the switch!
Launch Control is one element of a full solution for creating wonderful,informed digital experiences with the Taplytics Experience Cloud.
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@will_lam Agreed! With so many things that can go wrong during an app launch or update, it is important to have an emergency shut off valve just in case. Any negative user feedback can hurt brands and that's hard to come back to.
@will_lam It's so true - we see it being done all the time by big names like Spotify, Instagram..I even noticed on LinkedIn the other day that they are testing new features and layouts! Having the ability to test functionality and interest without interrupting a user's experience is so valuable for brands.
Hey Hunters! Really excited about this one. This was an interesting project, because our users have already been "Feature Flagging" and controlling their product launches for quite some time. But when we actually saw the process customers went through to achieve this, we realized that it was far too complicated.
So we wanted to make this concept a standalone, dead simple approach to feature flagging. Controlling product and feature launches is now extremely fast and easy to use. So much so, that I've been using the feature for everything (even while it was in development)! In fact, this Taplytics Launch Control feature release you're seeing was actually controlled by Taplytics Launch Control. All I had to do was hit a switch to enable it for everyone this morning :)
Its really been quite useful, as we're able to get our features in the hands of users much faster than previously. I can target clients that want to try new features we haven't fully released yet, and I can easily get features into the hands of QA no matter where they are. Its interesting to see how making something more simple has actually allowed us to reach more complex goals. I'm excited to see how our users make use of this!
Really excited about this! Controlled roll-outs are the easiest and safest way to launch new features - this way teams can see how users will *actually interact with them rather than just guessing.
Working with some really innovative product development teams, I've learned the value of using feature flags for successful deployment. By planning releases and getting more feedback from end users earlier on, It's an awesome way to create better user experiences and reduce risk. I'm looking forward to seeing how brands take advantage of this!
Looks awesome! Providing product teams with the ability to simply set up launch controls will go a long way in helping them gather the insights they need to ensure they are producing the most optimal platform for their users.
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