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I would recommend to go with LaunchDarkly, we are using it for a while. it's much powerful and we can enable/disable features for specific users and groups (designers groups, advanced users, testing and reviewing groups, investors,... etc) for other non tech A/B testing we are using our own tools that we developed in house.
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Why not use LaunchDarkly for both? why did you need to develop in-house tooling for that?
This is a good question! The only reason am thinking off is when we have time to build our own tools we do it otherwise we are using third party tools. At certain point we may build our internal tool and phase out LaunchDarkly. So it's more about balancing between time, cost and efficiency factors.