Unrevealed

Unrevealed is a feature management platform that lets development teams control who sees new functionality in their applications. It allows you to deploy code behind a toggle, then selectively enable it for specific users, companies, or a percentage of your user base. This means you can test a new dashboard with just your beta testers, run an A/B test by rolling a feature out to 20% of users, or enable a premium feature only for paying customers, all without deploying new code each time.

The tool works by providing SDKs that integrate with your codebase. You wrap new features in flags, and Unrevealed's dashboard gives you a central place to manage them. It stands out with a visual, drag-and-drop release flow for moving features between custom stages like 'Draft,' 'Testing,' and 'Released.' For developers, it offers fully typed SDKs for autocompletion, a VSCode extension to see flag states right in the editor, and an integrated toggler for local testing.

This is most useful for software development teams, particularly those practicing continuous delivery. Product managers can use it to gather early feedback from a select group before a full rollout. Engineering teams benefit by decoupling deployment from release, reducing the risk of launching new code. It's a practical tool for any team that wants to ship faster and more confidently.