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Andrew Norris

Andrew Norris

Co-founder, DevCycle

Developer toolsToronto

Andrew Norris co-founded DevCycle, the Toronto feature-management company that began in 2011 as Taplytics, a Y Combinator Winter 2014 company. BetaKit identified Norris as DevCycle's CEO when Dynatrace acquired the company in January 2026. The New Stack reported in February 2026 that Norris had become a principal product manager at Dynatrace.

Andrew hasn’t spoken on a TechTO, TechVancouver or TechWaterloo stage. This profile is here because Andrew co-founded DevCycle, which appears in 1 talk in the archive.

Around the web ×3

Podcast
How Dynatrace is turning observability into an active control planeSiliconANGLE
2026
Interview
Observability-Driven Feature Management Bridges Dev and OpsEfficiently Connected
2026
Podcast
Episode 173: Feature Flagging with OpenFeatureThe Open Source Startup Podcast
2025

Quick answers

Who founded DevCycle?

BetaKit reported on 2026-01-19 that DevCycle, previously known as Taplytics, was founded in 2011 by Aaron Glazer, CEO Andrew Norris, CTO Jonathan Norris and chief people officer Cobi Druxerman. Y Combinator's company profile, checked 2026-09-25, lists Andrew Norris as Founder/COO.

What happened to DevCycle?

BetaKit reported on 2026-01-19 that Boston-based Dynatrace acquired DevCycle for an undisclosed amount, and that the company had announced $7.4 million in funding over its lifetime.

What did Norris do after the acquisition?

The New Stack reported on 2026-02-19 that Norris, co-founder and former CEO of DevCycle, was by then a principal product manager at Dynatrace.

What does Norris argue about feature flags?

SiliconANGLE reported on 2026-02-04 that Norris described feature flagging as separating deployments from releases, letting teams ship to production and measure live impact before a full rollout.

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