GrowthBook is an open-source feature flagging and experimentation platform that helps you release code better and measure the impact with your own data.
We're proud to be part of the
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W22 batch.
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is an open-source feature flagging and experimentation platform. We help companies release features to their users and measure the impact using their existing data and metrics.
GrowthBook now supports
@databricks
as a data source. Databrick users can easily A/B test using their databricks data. This is our 14th supported data source.
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@wesbos
@jeresig
is spot on! Thanks for the shout out. We'll add that we also have SDKs available for the edge (e.g., with Cloudflare Workers). Here's our open source repo:
For those of you looking for an alternative to Google Optimize now that it's sunsetting in September, you should take a look at GrowthBook. We just published an article on how GrowthBook can help you modernize your A/B testing tooling:
GrowthBook 2.0 Data Day! This is the second day of feature announcements for our GrowthBook 2.0 release. Today we’re focusing on changes related to data and statistics. 🧵
Here is a great example of what an experimentation culture can do in helping you build the best product from Netflix: . Highlights the importance of being humble, and open to ideas wherever they come from.
Vercel launched Next.js version 12 today, and among the new features is _middleware. Here is an article on how to use this new feature to do A/B testing in a more elegant way.
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The latest version of GrowthBook is here! 1.2.0 includes multiple custom environments, mutually exclusive experiments, built in support for popular event schemas, tag improvements, and more. 🔥 &
@flexbox_
GrowthBook works great with React and ReactNative. Happy to give a demo if you're interested: . (And as you're using Firebase, we support their data structure natively for A/B testing)
We just released version 1.3.0 of GrowthBook which includes support for custom randomization units, feature flag versioning, a new Flutter SDK and more. Read all about it here:
GrowthBook 2.0 Product Day! This is the last day of feature announcements for our GrowthBook 2.0 release. Today we’re highlighting some of the improvements we’ve made for product managers and other non-technical GrowthBook users. 🧵
Announcing GrowthBook 2.5 🎉 This packed release includes metric fact table support, SCIM support, remote evaluations, data pipelining improvements, AI copy suggestions in the visual editor, and more.
We just released GrowthBook Version 1.5, featuring an improved experiment UI, more "How-to" guides, a CSV export of results and more. Read more about it here:
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@ChristianSelig
GrowthBook is one of the only A/B testing platforms that works with your existing sources of data, and completely open source. Happy to help with any questions or recommendations.
GrowthBook version 1.9 is here! This version includes some of our biggest changes yet, including an optional frequentist statistics engine, a Proxy server for real-time feature updates, event-based webhooks, and the ability to schedule feature flags. 🚀
AB Testing Guide
We have put together a best practices guide for A/B testing. It covers everything from foundational knowledge (“what is an A/B test?”) to advanced topics and common mistakes. You can find the first version of it here.
GrowthBook version 1.7.0 now out. This version includes dark mode, save groups for targeting, ratio metric improvements, SQL Server support, and self-hosted SSO:
Schema browser:
Getting your metric queries exactly right can require a lot of switching between your database environment and GrowthBook. With the schema browser, you can now browse the database schemas directly from GrowthBook. Read more here:
Version 1.4.0 of GrowthBook just launched which includes support for ratio metrics, a new experiment assignment UI, and an improved Ruby SDK. Read all about it here:
GrowthBook 3.0 is here! 🚀 This is a huge release and includes brand new Edge SDKs (Cloudflare, Fastly, and Lambda), support for custom priors and CUPED in our Bayesian stats engine, customizable roles, and a lot more! - Some more details in 🧵
We released GrowthBook Version 2.2 this week, which features JS code injections and CSS editing via the visual editor, JSON schema validation, secure feature values, SemVer support, and more. Read more on our blog: or GitHub:
@codyplof
If you have any existing event tracking (even GA4) you can A/B test with for free. GrowthBook is an open source A/B testing platform and you can self-host or use our Cloud. No traffic or usage limits for A/B testing.
@ChristianSelig
@foliobook
We don't process your event data, instead we use whatever event tracking you already have (or we can help you set one up). As such, we don't charge for MAU, or MTU. The open source version is entirely free, and cloud hosted is priced per user seat, with 10 free.
New Next.js Examples - We’ve updated our Next.js examples to include all the new rendering strategies available with the Next 14 App Router. Check out the new App Router examples , along with our updated Pages Router examples:
GrowthBook version 1.0.0 is here! This milestone release adds the most requested feature: feature flags. We also added a Chrome developer tool which makes developing and debugging features and experiments easy. or
Faster SQL and Simpler Configuration:
GrowthBook 2.0 can execute SQL queries up to 2X as fast as before. By introducing a new attribution model and using other internal optimizations, median query runtime is uniformly better across test queries.
We just released GrowthBook version 0.9.0 which adds North Star Metrics, ad-hoc reports, and huge performance improvements. Read more about it here:
Or checkout our Github:
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GrowthBook 3.0's Edge Worker SDKs allow you to conduct experiments directly on your CDN edge workers. You can now run client-side tests (including visual editor tests) without any of the typical issues: no flickering, no slowness, no blocking. 🔥
GrowthBook 2.0 Developer Day (cont): Improved REST API, adding over 20 new endpoints and a brand new documentation site: . Read more about the new endpoints and changes on our blog —
Announcing GrowthBook 2.8 🚀 This version features prerequisite flags, feature flag code references, Official Metrics for version-controlled metrics, no-access user roles, and more.
Custom Roles - A long-awaited enterprise feature, you can now define custom roles with exactly what permissions they can or cannot have and then assign those roles to users or teams. View the Custom Role doc here:
Bayesian Priors and CUPED - We reworked our Bayesian statistics engine to support increased accuracy, support for priors, and CUPED variance reduction. You can read more about the Bayesian changes on our blog:
GrowthBook 2.7 is out. This version features sticky bucketing, reusable targeting conditions, an experiment health tab, fact table optimizations, and more.
GrowthBook 2.0 Developer Day (cont): We are releasing instant feature rollouts for Cloud users. When enabled, feature changes you make in the GrowthBook UI will be released to all of your users in under a second.
GrowthBook Version 2.4 is live! This version includes a redesigned experiment page, a Datadog integration guide, improved connections between feature flags and experiments, built-in sample data, and more: or:
Slack Integration
GrowthBook can now send alerts to a Slack channel of your choosing every time something you care about happens in GrowthBook — new features created, experiments stopped, etc. Read more about it in our docs:
GrowthBook 0.7.0 launched 🚀 - We added experiment result graphs showing performance over time, full statistics on dimensional analysis, more customizations for metrics, and more. Check out the changes here:
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What is your appetite for risk when A/B testing? Wouldn't it be nice to know the risks you're taking if you end a test early?
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The data science team at the Los Angeles Times demonstrates the capability of GrowthBook to run faster experiments, reducing the sample sizes required by a remarkable 85%.
New Visual Editor! 🔥
We’re proud to announce the upcoming release of our brand new visual editor! Soon, you’ll be able to design A/B tests directly in your browser, ship the tests to production, and analyze results, all without writing any code.
We've added CUPED to GrowthBook. CUPED is a form of variance reduction and helps teams get answers faster. (Microsoft estimates it was the equivalent to getting 20% or more traffic)
CUPED is now available in the Frequentist engine: