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Feature flags

Turn app features on and off safely.

3open alternatives 3do the whole job
Replaces

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Open-source apps that replace LaunchDarkly

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14kActiveAGPL-3.0Runs on your own server

Unleash is a self-hosted tool that lets software teams switch new features on or off for chosen users without redeploying their app. It is aimed at developers and product teams who want to roll out changes gradually.

Runs on your own server · GitHub
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8.5kActiveIn your browserMITOpen coreFor developers

GrowthBook is a platform for turning product features on or off for selected users and for running A/B tests to see which version works better. It is aimed at product and engineering teams that want to run experiments on their own servers or in the cloud.

For developers · GitHub
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6.6kActiveBSD-3-ClauseOpen coreRuns on your own server

Flagsmith is a platform that lets software teams turn features on or off without deploying new code, and run A/B tests. It is aimed at developers and product teams who release software.

Runs on your own server · GitHub

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Replaces fully means it does the main job of these apps; Replaces partly means it covers some of it.

Licenses: every project here uses an open-source license (what each one means). Open core means some parts are paid or under another license.

GitHub stars are shown for reference. They measure popularity, not whether it replaces anything.

Verified means r/TrueOpenSource mods checked it: open-source license, maintained, and it really does the job.

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