PostHog on Android

Requirements

System

Android 7.0 or later

Devices

Android phones

PostHog

Cloud US, Cloud EU or self-hosted

Price

Free, no subscription

How signing in works

You sign in on PostHog’s page in a Custom Tab of your default browser, and Android returns you to the app through an App Link.

MobileHog asks only for read permissions. Which ones, and why, is on thesecurity page. Step-by-step setup, including self-hosted PostHog, is in the guide.

What you can check

• Dashboards

  Open any dashboard and read it the way you built it, in the order you set. Tiles load from PostHog’s cache first, so the numbers are there before you’ve finished unlocking your phone.

• Funnels and retention

  Funnel steps with drop-off between them, breakdowns you can compare, and retention grids that stay legible on a phone. Drag across a chart to read exact values.

• Web analytics

  Visitors, page views, sessions, bounce rate and session duration, with top pages, referrers, countries and devices ranked underneath. For the last 24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days.

• Recent events

  The latest events in your project, newest first. Enough to confirm a release is sending what it should, without scrolling through an export.

• Errors

  Your error tracking issues with occurrences and affected users over 24 hours, 7 or 30 days. Open one for its stack trace, the person it hit and their replay, or copy it as a prompt for Claude Code or Cursor.

• Support inbox

  Your PostHog Support inbox: tickets from the widget, email, Slack and GitHub, with the person and their session replay one tap away. Reading works right away. Replying is a switch in Settings that asks PostHog for exactly one extra permission.

• People

  Tap any event to see who sent it: their properties, what they did in the last 30 days and their recordings.

• SQL console

  Run a quick SELECT against your project. Cached results first, at most 1,000 rows, and nothing that could change your data.

• Share as image or CSV

  Share any insight as an image, or its numbers as a CSV, straight from the system share sheet.

• Session replays

  Browse recent recordings with duration and time, then open one in the browser with a single tap.

• Flags, experiments and surveys

  Feature flags, experiments, surveys, cohorts and annotations, each with a count so you can see where there’s something to look at. Flags can be switched on and off once you allow it in Settings, after a confirmation and Face ID or fingerprint.

• Multiple projects

  Switch between projects and organizations from any screen. MobileHog shows exactly what you granted it access to, nothing more.

• Cloud and self-hosted

  Sign in with your PostHog account and MobileHog finds your region itself. Self-hosted instances connect with a personal API key.

• Home Screen widgets

  People and Events, plus up to six things you pin. Small, medium and large. The widget updates when you open the app.

Made for Android

• Edge-to-edge layout
• Credentials in the Android Keystore
• Light and dark mode, following the system
• Pull to refresh
• Landscape for chart detail

Also on iPhone and iPad: MobileHog for iPhone and iPad.