Coordinate feature flag rollouts with your release schedule by connecting LaunchDarkly to Google Calendar automatically.
Enable or disable feature flags precisely when calendar release events occur.
Define maintenance and release windows in Calendar and enforce them in LaunchDarkly.
Reflect flag status changes back to your shared release calendar for full awareness.
Auto-enable a LaunchDarkly flag when a release calendar event starts.
Disable experimental flags during scheduled maintenance windows on your calendar.
Increment LaunchDarkly rollout percentages at intervals tracked on the release calendar.
Trigger flag archive reminders in LaunchDarkly when sprint-end events appear on the calendar.
Turn off risky flags when an incident review event is detected on the team calendar.
Enable beta flags for target segments the moment a beta kick-off event begins.
Automatically reduce rollout percentages during high-traffic calendar periods.
Authenticate Google Calendar and LaunchDarkly with Neotask.
Describe which calendar events should change which flags.
Neotask watches your calendar and executes flag changes at the right moment.
| Google Calendar Action | LaunchDarkly Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Release event starts | Enable flag | Feature launch |
| Maintenance window active | Disable flags | Production protection |
| Sprint end event | Archive stale flags | Flag cleanup |
| Incident event created | Pause rollout | Risk mitigation |
| Beta kickoff begins | Enable for segment | Beta launch |
| High-traffic period | Reduce rollout % | Traffic protection |
| Event cancelled | Suppress flag change | Prevent stale actions |
Feature flag management and release scheduling live in two separate tools. When they are disconnected, engineers manually toggle flags at release time, maintenance windows get missed, and rollout timing drifts. Neotask closes that gap.
A calendar event becomes a trigger for flag state changes. When a release window starts, the designated flag is enabled. When a maintenance window is scheduled, kill-switch flags turn off automatically.
Neotask can watch for specific event types and automatically reduce feature flag exposure. If a major sale event is on the calendar, rollout percentages can be held until the traffic spike passes.
When LaunchDarkly flag changes are tied to calendar events, every team sees when features will go live without needing LaunchDarkly access.
Use a dedicated Google Calendar for release events so Neotask can distinguish deployment triggers from general meetings.
Include the LaunchDarkly flag key in calendar event descriptions so Neotask can parse targets without extra configuration.
Pair calendar-based flag toggles with LaunchDarkly audit log reviews for a full record of what changed and when.
Yes. Neotask monitors calendar events and can toggle flags at event start, end, or any defined offset.
Yes. You can specify which environment each calendar trigger affects.
Yes. By scheduling calendar events with the right naming, non-engineers can indirectly trigger flag changes.
Neotask detects the cancellation and suppresses any pending flag changes tied to that event.
Connect Google Calendar and LaunchDarkly with Neotask to automate flag rollouts around your real release schedule.
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