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Featured app • PostHog
Sit behind a real user for ten minutes
There is a moment every team recognizes: watching someone use the thing you built, and wincing. They miss the button. They try the wrong tab twice. They give up on a step you thought was obvious. No dashboard was ever going to tell you that, because a chart says how many people dropped off and never says why. PostHog puts the replay next to the numbers, so the drop-off you spotted on Monday becomes a recording of the person it happened to. Around it sit feature flags, experiments, surveys, and error tracking, all reading from the same data rather than four tools that disagree. Y Combinator, Supabase, and ElevenLabs run on it, and 98% of its customers pay nothing.
What is it:
An open source product analytics platform that pairs usage data with session replays, feature flags, experiments, and error tracking in one place.
Who is it for:
Product and engineering teams who can see what users did but cannot work out why they did it.
Alternative to:
Amplitude, Mixpanel, Heap, Hotjar, FullStory, LaunchDarkly, or four separate tools reporting slightly different numbers.
Why we like it:
We like PostHog because the free tier covers a million events a month with no sales call attached, so a small team can run the whole stack without a budget conversation.

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