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PostHog is filling in Logs and the mobile SDKs while quietly growing a support product.

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◆Current state
PostHog ships weekly, and this week's batch is spread across four teams rather than concentrated in one product. Logs gets attribute filtering and a React Native capture path; the iOS SDK gains rage-click detection and a session-replay duration floor; Conversations picks up GitHub issues as an inbound support channel. Individually these are small, and the weekly digest bundles them into a single roundup entry.
◆Where it's heading
Two build-outs are running in parallel. The observability side — Logs plus the mobile SDKs — is being brought up to parity with what PostHog already offers on web, which is what makes the platform credible for mobile teams rather than web analytics with an SDK attached. The Conversations work is the more interesting thread: adding support channels moves PostHog past measuring users toward handling them, and it is being built out in the same incremental weekly rhythm as everything else.
◆Prediction
Expect Logs and the mobile SDKs to keep receiving parity features on the weekly cadence, and expect Conversations to add further inbound channels beyond GitHub issues. The entries do not show whether Conversations is being positioned as a standalone product or a feature of the existing suite.

◆Recent moves

  1. 3mo ago

    Weekly roundup: Logs SQL editor, React Native log capture, iOS rage clicks

    The weekly roundup collects eight changes spanning Conversations, Logs, Experiments and the client libraries. Taken together it shows the shape of PostHog's release pattern — many small team-owned improvements rather than a headline feature. Several items here, including the Logs SQL editor tab and the experiment notebook refresh, appear only in this digest.

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  2. 3mo ago

    GitHub issues as a support channel

    Support requests filed as GitHub issues can now be received and answered inside PostHog. It adds a developer-native inbound channel to the Conversations product, which suits a customer base that already lives in GitHub. This is the clearest sign in the batch that PostHog's support surface is being built out rather than experimented with.

  3. 3mo ago

    Log capture for React Native

    React Native apps can now forward console logs into PostHog Logs. It extends the Logs product to a mobile runtime that previously had no capture path, which is the gap that matters for teams running React Native in production. Part of the steady parity work bringing mobile up to what web already had.

  4. 3mo ago

    Rage click support in the iOS SDK

    The iOS SDK gains rage-click detection, flagging rapid repeated taps as a frustration signal. It ports a long-standing web analytics primitive to native mobile. Small on its own, but it is the kind of signal that makes session replay worth reviewing rather than just recording.

  5. 3mo ago

    Resend source for data warehouse

  6. 3mo ago

    Azure OpenAI support in LLM analytics