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Added January 22, 2023

AppFlags - super fast feature flags with just a few lines of code

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AppFlags is a feature flag platform that makes it easy to control the visibility of features in your application. Using feature flags allows developers and products teams to deliver features faster while decreasing risk and increasing reliability. AppFlags makes it as simple as possible to utilize feature flags. It only takes a few minutes and a few lines of code to add AppFlags to your application or website. AppFlags has servers in over 200 data centers around the world, so your features flags will load super fast and not impact user performance, no matter where your users are located. Additionally, feature flags can update in real-time, allowing your application to update without the user refreshing or reloading.
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  • Back in the X and Threads rotation. AppFlags gets posted again instead of once.
  • A promoted slot on the AppRater homepage, carrying a Promoted badge.
  • A labelled spot in the weekly email to AppRater subscribers, one promoted app per issue.
  • Stays on the first screen however old the listing is, while new submissions push everything else down.

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$14USD per month

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