Introduction
Hypertune is the most flexible platform for feature flags, experimentation, analytics, and app configuration. Built with full end-to-end type safety, Git-based version control, and Rust-powered SDKs in all major languages. Optimized for TypeScript, React, and Next.js.
Jump straight into the quickstart or watch the 5 minute demo below for a quick introduction.
Use cases
Beyond feature flags, experimentation, and analytics, you can use Hypertune for powerful app configuration to manage:
AI configuration — prompts, model choice, and settings like temperature, max tokens, etc.
In-app content — in-app banners, tooltips, modals, error messages, etc.
Landing page optimization — AI loops to personalize landing pages for each unique visitor.
Pricing — subscription plan types, Stripe price IDs, pricing tables, upgrade modals, etc.
Entitlements — grant access to features based on subscription plan, role, etc.
Business rules — automated approvals, spam and fraud detection, underwriting, etc.
Philosophy
Hypertune is the single platform to configure, analyze, and optimize your app.
Configure — Feature flags are just one part of a broader best practice called app configuration. Hypertune is the first platform built to manage all of your app configuration — not just feature flags. Define flexible, strongly typed schemas to power complex use cases like AI configuration, in-app content, pricing, and more — all from a single, unified system.
Optimize — Once your your app configuration lives in Hypertune, you can optimize it in real time — without code changes or redeploys. Run A/B/n and multivariate tests with statistically significant results, or let AI loops automatically tune and personalize your app for every user.
Analyze — Log analytics events with schema-defined payloads and visualize them with funnels, tables, charts, and dashboards. Run experiment analyses with built-in calculations for confidence intervals, statistical significance, and Bayesian probabilities. Define flexible goal functions for your AI loops.
Putting your app configuration in Hypertune gives product and marketing teams a single control panel to instantly tweak, tune, and personalize your app — without waiting on developers. It also lets engineering extract configuration from multiple codebases into a single source of truth, and delegate decisions to the teams closest to the customer.
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