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Open-source product analytics, session replay, feature flags, and AB testing platform for modern engineering teams.

Tracked Changes
14
Pricing Shifts
0
Features & Launches
14
Last Verified Event
Sep 16, 2026

PostHog Chronological Timeline

2026
product launchSep 16, 2026
96% Verified

To build or buy feature flags: Non-obvious things to know

PostHog is positioning its existing feature flag service as a superior alternative to custom-built internal tooling for AI-driven applications. The announcement emphasizes the technical complexity of maintaining flag evaluation latency and consistency at scale.

Before: Engineering teams were evaluating the feasibility of building custom, internal feature flag infrastructure to support AI agent workflows.
After: PostHog is actively marketing its managed feature flag service as a production-ready alternative to custom-built internal solutions.
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featureSep 15, 2026
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6-7 loops we use everyday to make PostHog self-driving

PostHog has implemented a series of automated agentic loops to handle internal product tasks like customer support triage and data analysis. These workflows utilize LLM-driven automation to replace manual intervention in recurring operational processes.

Before: Operational tasks such as support ticket triage and data analysis were performed manually by human staff.
After: Automated agentic loops now handle ticket classification, SQL query generation, and feedback synthesis using LLM-based workflows.
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featureSep 15, 2026
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6-7 loops we use every day to make PostHog self-driving

PostHog has implemented a series of automated internal loops to manage product development and customer support workflows. These loops utilize LLM-based agents to automate tasks such as triaging GitHub issues and summarizing customer feedback.

Before: Manual triage of GitHub issues and manual synthesis of customer feedback by engineering and support staff.
After: Automated LLM-driven loops that categorize, triage, and summarize technical issues and user feedback for internal development.
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product launchSep 9, 2026
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From 1 to 100 IRL events in a year: The secret to getting engineers to demo

PostHog scaled its physical event presence from 1 to over 100 engagements within a single year. The strategy focuses on incentivizing internal engineers to conduct live product demonstrations at these events.

Before: The company conducted only 1 in-person event per year.
After: The company conducts over 100 in-person events per year with active engineering participation.
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featureSep 9, 2026
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Multimodal models need video. We froze time to give it to them

PostHog introduced a new capability to convert session recordings into structured, multimodal-ready data formats. This allows LLMs to ingest and analyze user session video data directly for automated insights.

Before: Session recordings were stored as raw, unstructured video files that required manual human review to extract insights.
After: Session recordings are now structured and accessible for ingestion by multimodal AI models for automated analysis and pattern recognition.
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featureSep 4, 2026
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PostHog Rolls Out Next-Generation Platform Capabilities & API Architecture

PostHog released substantial architectural upgrades, introducing enhanced API integrations and updated workflow tooling for its Developer Tools ecosystem.

Before: Previous PostHog integration tier and workflow limitations.
After: Modernized PostHog platform capabilities with enhanced integration tooling.
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featureSep 4, 2026
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The best data warehouses for developers, compared

With most warehouses, answering a data question involves an ingestion pipeline, a dbt model, a permissions grant, and a BI dashboard. And they're all…...

Before: Previous platform capabilities and architecture.
After: Updated platform deployment with The best data warehouses for developers, compared.
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product launchAug 31, 2026
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PostHog Launches Native Data Warehouse for Unified SQL Querying

PostHog released its native Data Warehouse capability, allowing teams to sync external data from sources like Stripe, Hubspot, and PostgreSQL directly into PostHog. Users can execute SQL queries using HogQL to join external revenue and customer records with raw product telemetry without relying on third-party data warehouses.

Before: Product teams had to export PostHog telemetry to external warehouses like Snowflake, BigQuery, or Databricks via ETL pipelines to perform joins with Stripe billing or CRM data.
After: Teams can directly import third-party CRM, billing, and database tables into PostHog and query them alongside event data using native HogQL.
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product launchAug 31, 2026
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PostHog Launches Native Data Warehouse for External Data Sources

PostHog has released its native Data Warehouse, enabling teams to query external data sources alongside product analytics events. Users can sync data directly from platforms like Stripe, Hubspot, Zendesk, and PostgreSQL into PostHog using SQL and visual insights.

Before: Users had to maintain external data warehouses like Snowflake or BigQuery and separate BI tools to JOIN product analytics events with revenue data from Stripe or customer records from CRM tools.
After: Users can connect Stripe, HubSpot, PostgreSQL, and S3 directly into PostHog Data Warehouse to run unified SQL queries and create dashboard metrics combining product analytics with external operational data.
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featureAug 24, 2026
96% Verified

Mind the context gap

Part of my job as a product marketer at PostHog is keeping tabs on what every other company in the data space is talking about. So I read a lot of…...

Before: Previous platform capabilities and architecture.
After: Updated platform deployment with Mind the context gap.
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featureAug 19, 2026
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Building a semantic layer: What it is and how we did it at PostHog

Ask Claude, Cursor, and PostHog AI the same question: "what was our MRR last month?", and you'll get three different queries and three different…...

Before: Previous platform capabilities and architecture.
After: Updated platform deployment with Building a semantic layer: What it is and how we did it at PostHog.
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featureAug 14, 2026
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The most common questions about developer marketing, answered

One of the baffling things about leading the marketing team at PostHog is how often I get asked for advice. People seem to look at PostHog and say…...

Before: Previous platform capabilities and architecture.
After: Updated platform deployment with The most common questions about developer marketing, answered.
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featureAug 13, 2026
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I bribe customers to talk to me

Customer success managers at PostHog spend a lot of time getting customers to talk to them. This is weird because in my past post-sales roles, I sat…...

Before: Previous platform capabilities and architecture.
After: Updated platform deployment with I bribe customers to talk to me.
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featureAug 6, 2026
96% Verified

Are agents really killing UI?

The UI is dead. Or so I keep hearing: "Agents are your users now, software is losing its head , and everyone who learned Figma should start learning…...

Before: Previous platform capabilities and architecture.
After: Updated platform deployment with Are agents really killing UI?.
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Complete PostHog Change Log Index

DateChange TitleTypeImpactDetails
Sep 16, 2026To build or buy feature flags: Non-obvious things to knowproduct_launch5/10View ➔
Sep 15, 20266-7 loops we use everyday to make PostHog self-drivingfeature7/10View ➔
Sep 15, 20266-7 loops we use every day to make PostHog self-drivingfeature7/10View ➔
Sep 9, 2026From 1 to 100 IRL events in a year: The secret to getting engineers to demoproduct_launch3/10View ➔
Sep 9, 2026Multimodal models need video. We froze time to give it to themfeature8/10View ➔
Sep 4, 2026PostHog Rolls Out Next-Generation Platform Capabilities & API Architecturefeature8/10View ➔
Sep 4, 2026The best data warehouses for developers, comparedfeature8/10View ➔
Aug 31, 2026PostHog Launches Native Data Warehouse for Unified SQL Queryingproduct_launch9/10View ➔
Aug 31, 2026PostHog Launches Native Data Warehouse for External Data Sourcesproduct_launch8/10View ➔
Aug 24, 2026Mind the context gapfeature8/10View ➔
Aug 19, 2026Building a semantic layer: What it is and how we did it at PostHogfeature8/10View ➔
Aug 14, 2026The most common questions about developer marketing, answeredfeature8/10View ➔
Aug 13, 2026I bribe customers to talk to mefeature8/10View ➔
Aug 6, 2026Are agents really killing UI?feature8/10View ➔