Use case · Feature flags

A feature flag dashboard prototype, from a prompt.

Describe how your team ships features and Koryvant generates the whole flag dashboard as a clickable prototype — flags list, targeting, and rollout controls — every screen, every state, light and dark.

Every screen a feature flag dashboard needs

A flag dashboard is dangerous the moment a rollout percentage is ambiguous, so every gradation between off and on needs its own screen. Koryvant draws each one.

  • Flags list

    The full flag inventory, with a no-flags-yet, an active-flags, and an archived-flags state.

  • Flag detail and targeting

    The targeting rules for a single flag, including an untargeted, a rule-applied, and a conflicting-rule state.

  • Environments

    The per-environment view of a flag state, with a dev-on-prod-off and an all-environments-synced state.

  • Rollout and percentage

    The gradual-rollout slider and history, including a flag-off, a partial-rollout, and a fully-on state.

  • Segments

    The user-segment builder for targeted rollouts, with an empty-segment and a populated-segment state.

  • Audit log

    The change history every flag needs for accountability, including an empty-log state for a new flag.

A blueprint, not a running app

Koryvant is the design-complete blueprint layer, not a full-app builder. There is no backend, no database, and no running full-stack app.

You get the design-complete blueprint of the feature flag dashboard as a safe static artifact with bounded, predictable cost — the design and UI layer your idea becomes before a line of app code is written.

Questions

What does a Koryvant feature flag dashboard prototype include?
Every screen — flags list, flag detail and targeting, environments, rollout and percentage, segments, and audit log — each in its off, gradual-rollout, archived, and no-flags states, across light and dark, with stack-agnostic handoff specs. Koryvant is the design-complete blueprint layer, not a full-app builder. There is no backend, no database, and no running full-stack app.
Does the prototype actually control feature flags in a live app?
No. Flags and rollout percentages use representative data so every state reads realistically, but it is a design surface, not a live flagging service. Koryvant is the design-complete blueprint layer, not a full-app builder. There is no backend, no database, and no running full-stack app.
Can engineers build from it?
Yes. Unlocking the project gives you the full artifact set with stack-agnostic handoff specs, so a team can build on whatever stack it prefers, starting from a decided design rather than designing while it builds.
What does it cost?
Generating, previewing, and iterating is free. Unlocking a project to edit, deploy, and download is a one-time payment per project — no subscription, no credits. See the pricing page for the current price.