# General app configuration

Hypertune is built for all your app configuration. In addition to the use cases covered in detail in the docs, you can use it to manage:

* Forms, wizards, and funnels
* URL redirect maps
* Third-party integration settings
* Error codes and messages
* Templates for your users
* User notifications
* Magic numbers like pool sizes, timeouts, intervals, retry counts, backoffs, delays, sampling rates, TTLs, thresholds, limits, batch sizes, ranges, lookback periods, etc
* Recurring backend jobs with fields like batch sizes, delays, timeouts, etc
* Health checks and alerts
* Search and ranking configuration

Across all these use cases, you can:

* Define logic to return different values for different environments, users, organizations, etc
* Insert experiments like A/B/n tests and multivariate tests
* Automatically tune configuration with AI loops