PostHog Reviews & Product Details

PostHog has proven to be an invaluable tool, allowing us to seamlessly stream all of our data into one comprehensive analytics platform. The ease of integration was remarkable; we were able to embed it into our codebase without any major hitches. One of the standout features of PostHog is its robust documentation, which is both detailed and user-friendly. This greatly expedited our onboarding process and reduced the learning curve for our developers. Overall, our experience with PostHog has been overwhelmingly positive, and we highly recommend it to other businesses seeking a reliable and efficient analytics solution.

My primary gripe is the absence of a dark mode in the app, which can sometimes be taxing on the eyes.

PostHog has been instrumental in addressing the challenge of tracking users across various subdomains of our web app, website, and documentation. This comprehensive tracking capability has provided us with a granular understanding of our users' behaviors and interactions. With the insights gleaned from PostHog, we're no longer in the dark about our users' journeys and preferences. Instead, we have a clear roadmap highlighting areas that require optimization and attention. In essence, PostHog not only offers us detailed user analytics but also guides our strategic decisions, ensuring we focus our efforts where they matter most.

The replay session of the posthog is something I like the most

I prety much like ever thing about posthog.

With posthog I am always a step ahead to make the right product decision and debug the problem even before customer reaches us (i.e. the organisation)

PostHog has given me access to access to what my users are doing with tremendous ease. It was super easy to set up, and has been very valuable to me.

Nothing I dislike so far, everything has been great!

I'm now able to see exactly what my users are doing. And it was extremely easy to set this up.

I like posthog becuase the software is very cool and it allows you to see what users are doing

I do not like the limited ability to show analytics like google analytics has. It would be cool if both of these platforms could be in one.

It is allowing me to see how effective my designs are at funneling users into our signup pipeline.

- Simpler UI/UX than GA4 - Extensive and up-do-date documentation - Many SDKs available - Many "ready-to-use" Dashboard snippets available

- Auto-capture tend to capture a bit too much events

PostHog is the perfect alternative to GA4, offering a simpler UI/UX and tons of useful features/insights

Posthog has been a breeze to integrate into my project and definitely allows me to track very specific actions wherever I want. I also very much enjoy the fact that once that data is on Posthog, it can be cleaned, organized, and tracked accurately. It's session recording feature is also super helpful when debugging and seeing how the user reacts to certain UI/UX changes.

One small caveat I have noticed is that whatever recording software is being used by Posthog is not always the best. Sometimes, it displays different pages stacked on top of each other when the user has actually been rerouted to another page.

Posthog is solving the very arduous task of retracing steps when debugging. It is also solving the issue of having to perform 2-3 times as much work to organize your collected data.

The best thing about this service is the ability to get real feedback on your product - what's working and what's not. It's easy to use and easy to set up.

Nothing! Posthog is easy to use and was easy to integrate.

It helps us understand where people drop off in the funnel

easy to use and love how it auto fast forwards past a user's inactive time.

i don't use it too often so not too familiar with all the capabilities of postohog, but confident over time I'll be using more frequently for our clients.

letting us see the real time hiccups in our platform and what the user experiences. also can help us better decide product improvements if needed

PostHog is simplicity elevated to the next level. It's like having a fancy sports car with an easy-to-use GPS. What stands out the most is its intuitive event tracking. I don't need a Ph.D. in data science to understand it. Just tell it what you want to track, and it does the rest. The retention analysis is another gem. I can instantly see who's sticking around and who's drifting away. Plus, it's open-source, which is nice.

Well, if I have to nitpick, sometimes the documentation can feel occasionally confusing. It'd be great if they could simplify it a bit more. As of now, the breakdowns can be daily, weekly, monthly, etc. But ifthe natural usage frequency within my product is, say, 2 weeks, unfortunately I can't tell posthog that. Having an ability to use custom duration for breakdowns on charts would be just amazing.

Digital Analytics: PostHog helps me see what's happening on my website or app. It's like looking through a window into the digital world. I can track every click, every page view, and every action users take. This helps me know what's working and what's not. Product Analytics: PostHog tells me how people are using my product. I can see the paths they take, where they get stuck, and where they drop off. Session Replay: PostHog lets me watch what users do on my site or app. It's like having a video recording of their visits. This helps me understand their pain points and make improvements to the UX of the app.

The feature set is definitely what we were looking for quite a while now. Instead of building most of the features on our own, we can now rely on a tool that offers way more that we were always dreaming of.

Would be amazing to have self-hosted offering with group-analytics.

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