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Feature Flags and Environments in the Configure section are where you manage remote config. For the SDK side see Feature flags and the flags quick start.

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Limits

On Free, flags are on/off only — there is no targeting.

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Environments

Environments lets you name the deployment environments your flags are evaluated against — Preview, QA, Canary, and so on — each with a colour from a fixed palette. You can reorder them, and deleting one asks for confirmation. Every flag carries a value per environment, so the same key can be on in QA and off in production.

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Flags list

Search by flag key or name. Each row shows whether the flag is being evaluated live, and an active flag with no targeting rules is flagged with a warning, since it applies to everyone. Creating a flag asks for a key, name, description, value type, and the per-environment on/off values.

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Flag detail

The flag detail page has a tab per environment and offers:
  • Flag details — key, name, description, and value type. Changing the value type asks for confirmation, since it can invalidate existing rules
  • Test this flag — evaluate against a simulated device and see the result and which rule matched
  • Evaluation log — recent real evaluations
  • Device overrides — force a specific value for one device by App Attest key id, optionally with an expiry. Removing an override asks for confirmation
  • Delete — removes the flag and everything attached to it
Every change is audited: flag.created, flag.updated, flag.toggled, flag.deleted, flag.rule_*, flag.override_*, and flag.environment_*.

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API

Flags are manageable with an organization API key over /api/v1/org/flags. Wire keys are snake_case, and :ref accepts either the flag’s UUID or its key. Reads need flags:read; writes need flags:write. See Flag management API, Targeting rules and Overrides for rule shapes, and Get flags for the SDK-facing evaluation endpoint.

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Webhooks

flag.created, flag.updated, and flag.deleted fire on flag changes. flag.updated carries flag_key, is_active, tenant_id, and environment on a per-environment change. See Webhooks.