GrowthBook (YC W22) — Open source feature flagging and A/B testing
GrowthBook is an open source platform to help companies make data-driven product decisions with feature flags and A/B tests. Existing SaaS solutions like LaunchDarkly require a company to send all of their data to them.
GrowthBook is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Open source feature flagging and A/B testing. The founders listed are Graham McNicoll (Founder), Jeremy Dorn (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, February 26, 2022).
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GrowthBook is an open source platform to help companies make data-driven product decisions with feature flags and A/B tests.
Existing SaaS solutions like LaunchDarkly require a company to send all of their data to them. This results in high costs, data compliance issues, and vendor lock-in. As a result, many companies end up building their own platforms in-house, which can take thousands of hours of work and lots of headaches. To solve this, GrowthBook uses a company's existing data infrastructure and business metrics.
We believe feature flags and experimentation are the right way to build products at scale and that they will become a standard part of the development process. GrowthBook is well positioned to be a leader in this growing market.
Graham McNicoll
Founder
Jeremy Dorn
Founder
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