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Introducing Bucketeer 2.0 – A Fresh Console Experience

· 4 min read
Alessandro Yuichi Okimoto
Software Engineer

We're excited to announce Bucketeer 2.0, a major update to our feature flag management platform. This release is all about usability, speed, and flexibility — making it easier than ever to manage flags, collaborate with your team, and roll out changes with confidence.

Over the past months, we've listened closely to feedback from the community. Many of you wanted a smoother workflow, faster flag management, and more intuitive tools. With Bucketeer 2.0, we've reimagined the console from the ground up to deliver just that.

A Brand New Console Experience

Bucketeer 2.0 introduces a completely redesigned console. The new UI is modern, clean, and focused on helping you get things done faster. Navigation is simpler, interactions feel smoother, and the entire console has been optimized for large projects with many flags.

New Bucketeer Dashboard

Manage Flags at Scale

Feature flag lists can get overwhelming — especially when you're running experiments, rolling out features gradually, or maintaining multiple environments.

With the new flag list view, it's now easy to search, filter, and manage hundreds (or thousands) of flags at once. Whether you're a solo developer or part of a large team, the console helps you stay in control without the clutter.

Templates for Common Use Cases

We've added flag creation templates to speed up your workflow. Instead of building from scratch each time, you can now choose from commonly used patterns:

  • Custom – for complete flexibility
  • Release – for gradual rollouts
  • Kill Switch – to quickly disable a feature
  • Experiment – for A/B testing

These templates give you a solid starting point while keeping the flexibility Bucketeer is known for.

Audience Traffic Allocation

We've made it easier to control how traffic is divided between variations within a targeted audience.

Previously, you could roll out a feature gradually (e.g. Variation A = 2%, Variation B = 98%). But now, you can also split traffic inside that rollout segment.

For example, you can release a feature to just 5% of your total audience, and still divide that group 50/50 between control and treatment.

This makes it much simpler to run safe experiments, validate ideas, and scale features gradually — without complex manual percentage setups.

Audience Traffic Split

Organizations & Team Management

One of the most requested features is finally here: Organizations.

You can now manage projects, API keys, members, and integrations directly within your own organization — without relying on the Bucketeer team. Owners have the flexibility to create and edit environments, and members can be grouped into teams for easier role management.

This means you're fully in control of how your Bucketeer setup grows with your company.

User Attribute Keys in Custom Rules

When creating a custom rule in the Flag Targeting tab, the console now automatically shows user attribute keys detected from the client SDK.

This means you don't have to guess or manually type attribute names when building conditions — Bucketeer will surface the keys that your application is already sending.

It's a small improvement that makes targeting much faster, reduces human error, and ensures consistency between your app code and your flag rules.

A More Powerful Debugger

Debugging is now faster and more powerful. With Bucketeer 2.0, you can:

  • Debug multiple users and multiple flags at the same time
  • Group results by user or by flag
  • Spot issues more quickly and with more context

This is especially helpful for larger teams running multiple experiments in parallel.

Public API for Automation & Integrations

We've also released the Public API, giving you full programmatic access to Bucketeer.

This opens the door to:

  • Automation — script common tasks like creating flags, rolling out changes, or rotating API keys
  • CI/CD Integration — make flag updates part of your deployment pipeline
  • Monitoring Hooks — connect Bucketeer with observability tools such as New Relic, Datadog, or Prometheus to track feature rollouts alongside application performance

With the Public API, Bucketeer becomes even easier to integrate into your existing workflows — letting you manage flags not just in the console, but wherever you need them.

Small Details, Big Improvements

We've polished every corner of the console to make your experience better:

  • Improved search filters for quicker navigation
  • Contextual tooltips to guide you without leaving the page
  • Cleaner layouts to reduce friction and make the console more intuitive

These details might feel small, but together they create a much smoother workflow.

Try It Today

The new console is live for everyone — no migration required. Just log in and start exploring.

👉 Try the live demo
📚 Read the documentation

We're excited to see how you use Bucketeer 2.0 to ship features faster and safer. As always, your feedback is welcome — it's what helps us keep improving.