Tggl VS Flagship.io

Tggl is a feature flag service for agile teams to control the release process and manage feature flags across multiple platforms. It allows your entire team to change what features are active on your app at any given time, without the need for lengthy deployment cycles or technical knowledge.

Our mission is to help teams move fast and safely release new features to their users. We created Tggl to simplify the release process for agile teams. Our powerful and flexible users segmentation allows you to manage release dates, enable features for specific users or countries, conduct A/B tests, and gradually release the feature to a percentage of your users until you reach 100%.

Tggl has a user-friendly interface and powerful feature set. Unlike other providers, Tggl makes a minimal number of HTTP requests and the payload is always tiny. The architecture is optimized to deliver flags evaluation as fast as possible, with a response time of less than 14ms. And because Tggl is resilient by design, your app will never crash because of feature flags and will always fall back to a safe state in case of service disruption, network error, or misconfiguration.

Control your release process with ease: With Tggl, you can manage feature flags across mobile, web, and even backend applications. Neatly organize your flags into projects and development environments. Conduct A/B tests, test in production with a few users, and progressively roll out to everyone risk-free.

Flagship.io is a feature flagging platform for modern engineering and product teams that eliminates the risks of future releases by separating code deployments from these releases. With Flagship.io, we push the concept of feature flags to the next level giving you full control over the release process. With Flagship.io, you can:

• Switch features on or off through remote config.
• Separate code deployments from future releases.
• Automatically roll-out your features gradually.
• Roll back any feature should any issues arise.
• Segment users by granting access to a feature based on certain user attributes.
• Carry out A/B tests by easily assigning feature variations to groups of users.