Stop managing RBAC and feature flags separately in React

Access control gets messy faster than most people expect. Most apps handle: RBAC (roles & permissions) Feature flags Experiments Plan-based access …as separate systems. That usually leads to: duplicated logic across frontend and backend inconsistent behavior over time harder scaling as the product grows The problem At small scale, this works fine. But as your app grows: permissions live in one place feature flags in another experiments somewhere else 👉 Now your logic is fragmented. You end up asking: “Is this user allowed?” “Is this feature enabled?” “Is this experiment active?” …in multiple places, with different rules. A better approach Instead of managing all of this separately, unify everything into a single access layer . 👉 Define access once 👉 Use it everywhere Example const canEdit = access . can ( " edit_post " , user ) if ( canEdit ) { return < EditButton /> } Same logic: frontend backend APIs What I’ve been building I’ve been working on a small library called React Access Eng