What's new?

We’ve made adding a feedback button for features much simpler. It’s as easy as adding the button to your UI and calling the requestFeedback function.

We’re into week 2 of polishing our UI, SDKs, and backend to keep Bucket a high-quality product while shipping tons of improvements.

We’ve made it easier for new users to get a feel for Bucket by automatically creating a demo app full of realistic data when you sign up for the first time.

Making a world-class product requires continuous care and attention to detail. That’s why we’re spending the next five weeks polishing our UI, SDKs, and backend.

We’ve just added release stages to make it simpler to gradually release features. Stages make it easy for your team to see which rollout stage a feature has reached.

We’ve rolled out remote attributes to make Bucket faster and easier to implement. Company and user attributes stored on our servers can now be used when evaluating feature flags.

We’ve made it easy to detect stale feature flags by adding the “Last check” view column to the feature tab.

We’ve just added feature descriptions to Bucket. Document each feature’s functionalities with full markdown support.

We’ve finished a comprehensive refactoring of our data tables, mainly used on feature views and segments, to significantly improve performance.

We’ve made it possible for non-Google SSO users to get started with Bucket. You can now sign up with Google or a regular email and password.