Practice

What PostHog ships

PostHog puts almost everything in public: its changelog, its blog, its team page and its whole codebase on GitHub. So I measured how it ships with its own data. Twelve charts, every number sourced, totals only.

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I’m practising, so I’d love to hear what you’d change. Which chart would you actually post?

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My own practice work. Not made with, or for, PostHog. All figures are from their public pages, linked on each chart.

All data comes from PostHog’s public sources: posthog.com/changelog, posthog.com/blog, the PostHog/posthog GitHub repo, their team page, and old copies of posthog.com on the Wayback Machine. The logo belongs to PostHog. Thanks to them for building in public.

Caveats: PRs count changes, not value. Merge dates are in UTC and aren’t the day the work was done. Headcount from today’s team page leaves out people who have left, so I used archived pages for the real numbers. No individual is named or counted.