Fecusio
Ship features safely. Manage access at any level.
Fecusio is a feature management tool that helps you control feature access across your app’s users through an easy-to-use interface.
Roll out features gradually with controlled transitions, and target specific users, pricing plans, or groups based on their traits.
If something goes wrong, revert the changes with a single click.
Schedule feature rollouts for a specific date and time, and manage configurations across environments.
Stay in control with a detailed audit log that shows exactly who did what, and when.
Features
- Feature Management - Create, configure, and control features across all your environments with powerful toggles and rules.
- Flag Overrides - Target specific users, organizations, or pricing plans with customized feature access.
- Gradual Rollouts - Implement phased feature releases using transitions that automatically update flag configurations.
- One-click Rollbacks - In case of an incident or mistake, revert rolled-out changes easily with a single click.
- Scheduled Releases - Schedule feature flag configuration changes to be applied on a specific date and time.
- Environment Isolation - Manage features across development, staging, and production with environment-specific configurations.
- Audit Log - Track every change across your workspace with a detailed audit log — so you always know who did what and when.
Use Cases
- Internal Production Testing
- Marketing-Aligned Releases
- Pricing Plan Restrictions
- Custom Agreements
- Gradual Customer Rollouts
- Phasing Out Features
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In one of my previous projects, we were heavily using feature flags for multiple reasons: 1. Control access across pricing plans, organizations and specific users 2. Gradually roll out a feature to a small subset of customers 3. Internally test a feature in production environment before going live 4. Plan and release a feature at the same time when marketing material goes out In the company I worked at, often someone from sales had to give some feature access to a customer upon making a custom deal, for example. We had a custom solution for this but non-tech people were not comfortable doing the changes as it was very developer-oriented. I tried to build it in a way that both devs and sales/marketing persons would be comfortable using.
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In one of my previous projects, we were heavily using feature flags for multiple reasons: 1. Control access across pricing plans, organizations and specific users 2. Gradually roll out a feature to a small subset of customers 3. Internally test a feature in production environment before going live 4. Plan and release a feature at the same time when marketing material goes out In the company I worked at, often someone from sales had to give some feature access to a customer upon making a custom deal, for example. We had a custom solution for this but non-tech people were not comfortable doing the changes as it was very developer-oriented. I tried to build it in a way that both devs and sales/marketing persons would be comfortable using.
So, step one: meaningful comments, huh? Just like when you're subtly letting your friend know their haircut needs work. Keep it constructive and sprinkle in some personality, or check this out for comparisons that might help! <a href="https://compareheights.org">Height Comparison</a>
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