Tggl

Software teams typically couple code deployment with feature release, which forces developers to wait for full deployment cycles before shipping even small changes, and prevents product and operation teams from controlling releases without engineering help. Without a way to decouple deploys from releases, organizations struggle to safely test in production, roll back broken features quickly, or run experiments to improve metrics. Dead code from old flags accumulates as technical debt because it is not tracked. Non-technical teams are locked out of decisions like enabling or disabling a feature, creating bottlenecks and slowing down the release process.

Tggl provides feature flags that let developers deploy code behind a flag and let product or operation teams manage releases themselves within set boundaries. It supports progressive rollouts with one-click rollback, remote configuration to change app behavior without a new release, and kill switches to instantly disable a feature. It includes A/B testing to run experiments and improve metrics, an audit log and flag history to track every change and roll back configurations, and a review workflow requiring four-eyed approval before production changes. Tggl also automatically detects dead code from flag data to surface technical debt, integrates with existing analytics tools like Amplitude, and offers an open source proxy so data can stay on a company's own infrastructure, alongside GDPR compliance, EU data storage, two-factor authentication, and custom roles.