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Soup

Introduction

Soup is dev tools without the VC math.

What Soup Is

Section titled “What Soup Is”

A platform that bundles common dev infrastructure into one product:

  • Secrets management
  • Feature flags with targeting
  • Content management (CMS)
  • Scheduled jobs (cron)
  • Workflow automation
  • User segments

One dashboard, one CLI, one API. No per-service bills.

What’s Live Right Now

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These modules are fully functional and deployed:

  • Secrets - Encrypted env vars with inheritance
  • Feature Flags - Boolean/variant flags with rollouts and targeting
  • Segments - Reusable audience targeting
  • CMS - Headless content management with structured data
  • Cron - HTTP-based scheduled jobs with retries
  • Workflows - Multi-step automation

Coming later: Forms, API Keys, Usage Billing, Analytics, Session Replay.

Pricing

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Free — up to 2 users, all modules. 10M analytics events/mo, 1GB CMS storage.

Team ($5/user/mo) — per additional user beyond 2. 100M analytics events/mo, 100GB CMS. $0.10/GB overage. No feature gates.

Self-host is free forever. Full pricing details.

Installation

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Terminal window
# Download CLI
curl -fsSL https://cli.getsoup.dev/install.sh | sh


# Login
soup login --device  # for remote/headless machines
soup login           # opens browser


# Use it
soup secrets set API_KEY xyz
soup flags create dark-mode
soup cron create daily-sync --schedule "0 2 * * *" --url https://...

Self-Hosted

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Open source. Deploy your own engine:

Terminal window
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/soup
cd soup-engine
cargo build --release
./target/release/soup-engine

Use CLI in standalone mode with API keys (no GitHub auth needed).

Next Steps

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