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PostHog
Software Development
Make your product self-driving. Get started with npx @posthog/wizard
About us
At PostHog, we're working to increase the number of successful products in the world. Until now, tools for building products have been fragmented. Product analytics, heatmaps, session recording, web analytics, feature flags, and A/B testing are all helpful, but no one wants to buy, send data to, and integrate multiple products. PostHog offers these tools (and more) in an integrated, open source platform which can be hosted in either the US or EU. Both versions are SOC2 certified, GDPR-ready, and HIPAA compliant. We started PostHog during Y Combinator's W20 cohort and had the most successful B2B software launch on Hacker News since 2012 - with a product that was just 4 weeks old. With over 100,000 users, we're default alive, growing 97% through word of mouth, and we are in the top 0.01% most popular repos on GitHub.
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https://posthog.com/
External link for PostHog
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- analytics, open source, product analytics, product, data, engineering, self-driving product, session replay, context warehouse, AI, product context, and error tracking
Products
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PostHog
Product Analytics Software
PostHog makes your product self-driving. It's 10+ tools in one: product analytics, session replay, feature flags, A/B testing, and more, all seamlessly integrated and open source. PostHog automatically diagnoses problems, fixes bugs, and generates pull requests. All without you having to prompt it. Get started with npx -y @posthog/wizard@latest self-driving
Employees at PostHog
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Updates
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You can now sync Clay data into PostHog. We hand made a clay hog to celebrate.
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When we launched our self-serve flow about a month ago, we started tracking how users were moving through it. We noticed a meaningful drop-off between creating a workspace and starting onboarding, so I started looking into how we could use onboarding emails to bring users back and help them complete it. We were looking at platforms like Customer.io and Loops when I came across PostHog Workflows. I hadn't used it before, but it made sense since all our product events were already in PostHog. I then connected the PostHog MCP to Claude and used it to look at the funnel and understand how long users who completed onboarding typically took to move through it. Based on that, we worked out the timing for the emails. Claude then built the workflow in PostHog and helped draft the emails, with me providing the product context and messaging. The first email goes out a couple of hours after signup if someone hasn't started onboarding, followed by a couple of reminders. If they complete onboarding along the way, they automatically drop out of the sequence.
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what tracking events look like in Chile
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Still can't believe no one questioned this.
Only going to conferences we can hire a magician for from now on
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Took a break from helping customers to write about how I got good at helping customers. If you're one of my customers you didn't see this.
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PostHog's vision for where software is going in 2030 helped me understand how I can build products today that are preparing us for the future I did a deep dive analysis of PostHog’s product (something I LOVE doing) and recorded the full walkthrough PostHog is open source, so I went into their repo, then compared the two component libraries behind its current app and newer agent experiences. It even tells coding agents which one to use, where to find existing components, and what to do if a component is missing. That level of detail is incredible. As agents start building more of the interface, the little product decisions that used to live in a designer’s or engineer’s head need to be somewhere the agent can find them. 🦔 james hawkins and the whole PostHog team, amazing to see you open source everything you build! Full walkthrough in the comments :)
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