PostHog
17 Tools
PostHog is an open-source product-analytics platform founded in January 2020 by James Hawkins and Tim Glaser — two engineers who met at Arachnys before going through Y Combinator's W20 batch. They built PostHog on the conviction that product analytics had been designed for marketers rather than engineers, and that teams should be able to self-host and control their own data. The company reached unicorn status in 2025 on $194M raised and now serves more than 190,000 engineering teams.
Tools
Plugin that lets Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, and other AI coding tools query PostHog product analytics.
Context and skill assembly toolkit from PostHog that builds focused context bundles for coding assistants.
JavaScript library that sends PostHog analytics events from any web app, with autocapture support.
Open-source PostHog tool for monitoring and managing ClickHouse clusters through a Django and React UI.
Interactive CLI that installs and configures PostHog analytics in an existing project.
Elixir client for PostHog analytics that captures events, identifies users, and checks feature flags.
Gives AI coding agents native access to PostHog analytics through a set of claude-code skills.
Plugin that wires PostHog's LLM analytics into OpenClaw.
Extension surfacing feature flags, analytics, and product insights next to the code in VS Code.
Adds a /share command to Claude Code so a session or conversation can be handed off without leaving the terminal.
Python applications send their product usage events to PostHog through this officially maintained SDK.
Sends product analytics events to PostHog from Rust applications via the official SDK crate.
Official integration that triggers Zaps from PostHog events, connecting analytics to thousands of apps.
Official SDK for capturing product analytics events out of Ruby codebases and forwarding them to PostHog.