Thoughtfully crafted and opinionated, if you're building a @Next.js-based product and are looking for a feature flag provider, Hypertune is a solid option.
Hypertune feels like feature flagging evolved. With deep support for TypeScript, React, and Next.js, it’s more than just flexible, it’s engineered for modern stack fluency.
Few years ago, I have used some technology called 'feature switch' which uses a k-v store to determine whether the user could see our new feature. We need to customise almost everything including define the feature name, infuencing range, and the launch time. And now, Hypertune takes over everything, even the logic panel looks pretty like a map of user story. Awesome.
Whoa, type-safe feature flags built right into React and Next.js? That’s wild—feature flags always trip me up in bigger projects. Super curious if you support granular flag rollouts!
Really love how polished Hypertune looks — the type safety + deep Next.js integration is 💯.
Quick question: how are you planning to support power users or new teams when they get stuck mid-experiment or config rollout? Especially when fast A/B cycles can create a ton of edge-case issues.
We actually faced this with our last product — so now we’re launching something on PH soon called Exthalpy, a live AI video agent that helps teams support users in the moment, with real actions, not just replies. Would love your support when we go live 🚀
I stumbled upon @Hypertune when I started contributing to @next-forge.
Thoughtfully crafted and opinionated, if you're building a @Next.js-based product and are looking for a feature flag provider, Hypertune is a solid option.