What's new in Featureflow

See which applications evaluate each flag

Before you archive a flag, you want to know who would notice. Tag each SDK instance with an application name and every flag's statistics show exactly which applications are still evaluating it — so “is anything still using this?” has an answer you can act on.

• An “Evaluated by” breakdown on each feature's statistics tab
• Applications listed alongside SDK versions and clients in the SDKs view
• One config line in your SDK setup: give the instance an application name

Know exactly what's connecting to Featureflow

The new SDKs view shows every SDK version, application and client that has talked to your account — with impressions, distinct clients and last-seen times over the past 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. Old SDK versions still running in a forgotten corner of production now have nowhere to hide.

• SDK versions ranked by traffic, so upgrades are a checklist, not a hunt
• Top clients by IP, with the SDKs and applications each one runs
• A usage run-rate projection and poll-interval what-if on the billing page, so your request volume is predictable before the invoice

Stale flags you can actually trust

A flag is now marked stale only when it has settled on one variant and gone unchanged past your project's stale window — finishing a rollout no longer flips a healthy flag to stale. A separate traffic signal shows when each flag was last evaluated, so cleaning up is a decision, not a gamble.

• Stale window configurable per project (30 days by default)
• Last-evaluated traffic status on every flag, independent of lifecycle state

Import your flags from LaunchDarkly

Switching feature flag providers usually means recreating every flag by hand — which is exactly why nobody does it. The new importer connects to your LaunchDarkly account and brings your projects, environments, flags and segments across for you.