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What Posthog shipped in May 2026

21 tracked updates · May 2026

Signal breakdown — May 2026

5 content pieces·3 feature updates·2 pricing updates·1 product launches·1 technical updates

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The best analytics tool stack for vibe-coded apps

PostHog published a guide advocating for early analytics setup in vibe-coded apps, highlighting product analytics, web analytics, and LLM observability as essential layers. It recommends tools like Po

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The do's and don'ts of minimum viable product marketing

PostHog’s product marketing team prioritizes tactical, iterative launches over rigid frameworks, emphasizing clear announcements, conflict-driven storytelling, and user-centric release experiences. Th

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The best MCP servers for developers at startups

PostHog’s blog outlines six key workflows where Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers streamline startup operations, such as debugging, shipping code, and analyzing user behavior. It recommends specifi

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Why does PostHog exist? Our mission and strategy

PostHog exists to empower engineers in product decisions by providing integrated tools like analytics, session replays, and feature flags. Their strategy focuses on becoming the single source of truth

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Quick tour of PostHog Code

Quick tour of PostHog Code

PostHog introduced PostHog Code, a desktop coding agent that integrates PostHog’s product analytics, error tracking, and feature flags into its workflow. The agent supports cloud and local modes, para

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Quick tour of PostHog Code

Quick tour of PostHog Code

PostHog introduced PostHog Code, a desktop coding agent that integrates with PostHog’s product analytics, error tracking, and feature flags. The agent runs in cloud or local modes, handles persistent

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PostHog Code and the self-driving product

PostHog introduced PostHog Code in beta, a desktop app that uses coding agents to automate routine product development tasks like bug fixes and UX tweaks. The tool leverages product data to prioritize

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How we get users

PostHog reports over 100,000 users and attributes growth to a developer-first content marketing approach, avoiding traditional sales tactics. They invest heavily in high-quality, self-serve resources

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How we make money

PostHog charges a fraction of a cent per event sent, with free trials to reduce sales friction. Pricing is product-and-usage-based, with spending limits to retain unhappy users. They match the cheapes

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Enduringly low prices

PostHog outlines its pricing strategy focused on low costs and self-serve sales, claiming competitors spend more on sales/marketing than product development. It leverages open-source tech like ClickHo

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We're a wide company with small teams

PostHog reorganized into small, autonomous teams modeled like startups to optimize for speed, with minimal hierarchy and direct team communication. Titles reflect roles over seniority, and goals are s

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PostHog's next chapter

PostHog announced a strategic shift toward AI-driven analytics, making AI the default UX for new users and introducing agentic capabilities like an MCP for code editor integration and an autonomous on

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