VoidFlag

What it does

Feature flags have a typing problem. Every tool lets you reference flags as raw strings. A typo compiles, ships, and breaks silently in production. VoidFlag fixes this. Define flags once in a schema, and from that point, everything is typed. Your editor knows every flag, and mistakes don’t reach production. They don’t even compile. Finally, feature flags your compiler actually understands.

Ship faster with feature flags built for modern teams.

VoidFlag catches misconfigured flags at compile time. No loose strings. No silent failures. No guessing in production. Runtime flags are silent, untyped, and untraceable. VoidFlag makes them compile-time citizens. Typed at build time. Versioned in Git. Controlled without redeploys. Flags live in a schema file inside your repo — not in a dashboard. They exist at build time and generate types automatically. Undefined flags don't silently return false. They throw at compile time. Misuse is caught before it reaches production. State changes are versioned, reviewed in PRs, and traceable. No more hunting through audit logs. Think Prisma-style schema discipline applied to feature flags. VoidFlag…from voidflag.vercel.app

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