Features
Server feature flags
Control which user-facing capabilities are enabled for a given server.
Happier supports server-advertised feature flags so each environment can expose only the features it wants.
Common examples:
- disable social/friends features,
- disable voice features,
- disable bug report upload features.
Clients (mobile/web/desktop) adapt to advertised flags so disabled features do not appear as active workflows.
Why this matters
- Cleaner UX for enterprise/self-hosted deployments.
- Better policy control without client forks.
- Fewer user surprises when a server intentionally restricts capabilities.
Typical workflow
- Configure feature flags on your server.
- Restart/redeploy server if required by your deployment setup.
- Reopen Happier clients so they refresh capabilities from the server.