OpenFlags

Taimur Haider and Hugo Extrat looked at the feature flag space and saw what everyone else missed: every single one of them was trying to sell you enterprise pricing before you even shipped your first flag. So they built OpenFlags—open source, self-hosted, edge-ready feature flags that don't make you rent-seek your own infrastructure. Zero enterprise tax. Just working software.

OpenFlags runs locally in your app with claimed 0ms latency because it evaluates flags right where your code executes—no network round trips, no external API calls blocking your requests. The control plane is Bun-powered, the dashboard is React, and they've got type-safe SDKs for JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Vite, and Node. It's a monorepo with a simple architecture: server, dashboard, SDKs, docs—each with a focused role. You can run it anywhere. You own it completely.

The vibe here is "we built this for ourselves first, and now we're open sourcing it because the alternatives are either bloated enterprise stacks or half-baked hobby projects." They're positioning directly against LaunchDarkly and Split at a fraction of the complexity. OpenFlags Cloud is coming soon, which means they're likely raising or already have some funding to scale. If you're tired of paying per-seat for feature flags you could host yourself for free, this is the alternative everyone's been waiting for.