PostHog
PostHog is a platform to ingest, store, and query product data, offering analytics, session replay, error tracking, feature flags, and a managed warehouse.
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PostHog is an integrated product platform that ingests, stores, and queries product and company data. It brings together product analytics, session replay, error tracking, feature flags, experiments, surveys, and a managed data warehouse. The platform supports autocapture for tracking pageviews, clicks, and form submissions without extra code, alongside tools for running SQL queries, viewing retention funnels, and managing feature rollouts. PostHog also provides automated agent capabilities to investigate code and issue pull requests based on runtime errors and product usage signals.
Key features
Autocapture and product analytics for tracking pageviews, clicks, form submissions, and user conversion funnels without manual instrumentation code.
Direct drill-down from conversion funnels and analytics graphs into matching session recordings to analyze user drop-off points.
Managed data warehouse to ingest, store, and join product and business data from external sources without maintaining infrastructure.
Automated code analysis and agent pull requests that diagnose runtime errors and usage data to propose code fixes.
Expose an insight or SQL query as a stable API endpoint.
Export PostHog data to a warehouse or data lake on a chosen schedule.
Combine insights, replays, flags, experiment results, and SQL in a notebook.
Generate SQL from questions asked in plain English.
Save support ticket views filtered by status, priority, channel, SLA state, tags, or assignee.
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