posthog-analytics
Event tracking, feature flags, and dashboards for product analytics with PostHog.
- Supports Next.js, React, Python, and Node.js with client and server-side SDKs; includes SPA pageview tracking and session management
- Event naming conventions and core tracking patterns across authentication, onboarding, feature usage, billing, and errors with React hooks for easy integration
- Feature flags with client-side hooks, server-side evaluation, and A/B testing support via payload variants
- Project-specific dashboard templates for SaaS, e-commerce, content, and AI applications with funnel analysis and retention cohorts
- GDPR compliance features including opt-in/opt-out handling, Do Not Track respect, and property sanitization to prevent sensitive data leaks
PostHog Analytics Skill
For implementing product analytics with PostHog - event tracking, user identification, feature flags, and project-specific dashboards.
Sources: PostHog Docs | Product Analytics | Feature Flags
Philosophy
Measure what matters, not everything.
Analytics should answer specific questions:
- Are users getting value? (activation, retention)
- Where do users struggle? (funnels, drop-offs)
- What features drive engagement? (feature usage)
- Is the product growing? (acquisition, referrals)
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