What’s new?

Now you can define your feature key naming convention when creating a new feature. kebab-case, camelCase, SNAKE_UPPER_CASE... You decide.

Mark features as secret so you can use them on your backend and ensure that the feature key is not revealed to any users.

When browsing companies or users, it’s much more fun to see company logos or user avatars, rather than randomly generated avatars.

The Event log shows the data your applications send and helps you to see if everything is set up correctly, and we’ve just made it more powerful.

We’ve updated the feature tabs to align with your rollout process with a dedicated tab per use case.

You can now toggle features access directly on the company pages. This makes it even simpler to grant companies access to features in the Bucket UI.

You can now use our adoption metrics and automated feedback surveys through OpenFeature.

We’ve added support for deep linking to the Bucket app. Simply replace the environment name and ID in the URL with “/current/”. 

We’re into the 4th week of polishing our UI, SDKs, and backend as part of our commitment to making a world-class product.

We’ve simplified the targeting UI to make it more intuitive.