Catalog Coming soon
The Catalog is the heart of Flagon. It's a live map of everything you run: your services and components, who owns them, which environments they're deployed to, and the products (feature flags, deployments, and more) attached to each, all in one place, on one foundation.
Where Feature Flags is a product you use, the Catalog is the fabric the whole platform hangs on: it's how a service, a team, and the things that act on that service stay connected instead of scattered across a dozen tools.
The Catalog is the centerpiece of what Flagon is becoming, and it's in active development. Feature Flags is available today and is built on the same foundation: the organizations, projects, and environments the Catalog will bring together. This page will grow as it ships.
The idea
Internal developer platforms tend to become another silo: a wiki no one updates, a spreadsheet of services, ownership that's true until someone changes teams. The Catalog is meant to be the opposite: derived from the same primitives your products already use, so it's correct because it's live, not because someone remembered to update it.
- Services and components: what you run, described once.
- Ownership: which team owns each thing, so a page or a rollout always has an owner.
- Environments: where each service is deployed, shared with every product.
- Attached products: the flags, deployments, and resources acting on a service, all reachable from the service itself.
How the pieces fit today
The foundation the Catalog is built on already exists and is documented:
Group the work for a system or team.
Members, roles, and ownership.
Production, Preview, and Development.
Next
- What is Flagon: the platform the Catalog anchors.
- Feature Flags: a product available on it today.