@posthog

Make your product self-driving. Get started with npx @posthog/wizard ⭐️ https://nitter.cf/t.co/KVhVqCOint ✉️ https://nitter.cf/t.co/GOm7MWswnH

San Francisco, California
Joined January 2020
Only going to conferences we can hire a magician for from now on
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PostHog retweeted
Anyone in san fran wanna chat about some @posthog in person with me the week of november 15th? will trade merch for some good convos
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PostHog retweeted
anyone loving the @posthog mcp specifically about your charts and graphs? i wanna talk to you will trade some sweet posthog merch for time
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Who wouldn't want explosive growth? Well, as it turns out, you.
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PostHog retweeted
Copying @SlackHQ before @ChatGPT is going on my resume for sure. I added this design to @posthog 's desktop app over 2 months ago and never looked back. This layout is by far the best UI layout for "list" applications— sure it's another sidebar, but visual hierarchy is so dead simple here. Data flows left to right [ top category | list of that category + filters | content ]... just :chefs-kiss:
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You're sitting on a content goldmine. Your PostHog data can be turned into original studies that build authority, get cited by LLMs, and get read by potential customers. Problem is, that seems like a lot of work. Fortunately, Nat from our team created a step-by-step guide for how to do it:
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A single study can become all of a blog post, social thread (like this one), carousel, short video, or newsletter content. If you're sitting on a mountain of data in PostHog, creating content from it may be a lot less work than you think.
It's true that Session Replay shows you exactly how real users are interacting with your product. It's also true that nobody watches them. We know this because we did a study. Here's the numbers (and charts!) from the study, and what we built because of it:
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Replying to @posthog
@posthog has just launched its defining feature. A macro key. posthog.com/merch?product=po…
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If you're going to trust PostHog to make your product self-driving, you should see that we're doing the same thing. So, here's seven examples of when we made our own product self-driving. Self-drivingception, if you will:
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if you've read all seven and are saying "wait a minute, didn't you already share these earlier this month, with a different start to the thread?" you're absolutely correct. here's an eighth just for reading all this again if you've read all seven and are saying "huh, haven't seen these before", mission accomplished.
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None of these fixes needed anything other than a review and merge. That's why we call it self-driving product. Set it up for yourself with npx -y @posthog/wizard@latest self-driving posthog.com/self-driving
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